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... militant outbursts ( as expressed for example , by the hundreds of ante - bellum slave insurrections or by the leader- ship of Harriet Tubman and Fredrick Douglass ) ; ( 2 ) pluralism , as ad- vocated by Booker Washington and his ...
... militant outbursts ( as expressed for example , by the hundreds of ante - bellum slave insurrections or by the leader- ship of Harriet Tubman and Fredrick Douglass ) ; ( 2 ) pluralism , as ad- vocated by Booker Washington and his ...
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... militant and who didn't scare easy . We started a struggle in Monroe and Union County to integrate public facilities and we had the support of a Unitarian group of white people . In 1957 , without any friction at all , we integrated the ...
... militant and who didn't scare easy . We started a struggle in Monroe and Union County to integrate public facilities and we had the support of a Unitarian group of white people . In 1957 , without any friction at all , we integrated the ...
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... militancy of Negro leadership . James Q. Wilson has argued that this growing militancy is due to better education for Negroes which is not producing proportionate increases in income . Another explanation for the growing militancy is ...
... militancy of Negro leadership . James Q. Wilson has argued that this growing militancy is due to better education for Negroes which is not producing proportionate increases in income . Another explanation for the growing militancy is ...
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SESSIONI EQUALITY IN WHAT? PAGE | 1 |
ALLEGORY OF INDIVIDUALISM | 9 |
CONFLICT | 12 |
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