Trouble in Our Community: The Issue in Black and White : a Manual of Readings for Adult Discussion, Issues 400-402W. M. Phillips, Ethel D. Kahn Cooperative Extension Service, College of Agriculture and Environmental Science, Rutgers University, the State University of New Jersey, 1970 - African Americans - 375 pages |
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... NAACP , just as vigorously as the militant Muslims did . Norman X said that he had once belonged to the NAACP but had dropped out . They spent most of their time planning the annual brother- hood dinner . Besides it was mostly whites ...
... NAACP , just as vigorously as the militant Muslims did . Norman X said that he had once belonged to the NAACP but had dropped out . They spent most of their time planning the annual brother- hood dinner . Besides it was mostly whites ...
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... NAACP . The Union County NAACP was a typical Southern branch -- small , not very active , dominated by , and largely composed of , the upper crust of the black community -- pro- fessionals , business and white - collar workers . Before ...
... NAACP . The Union County NAACP was a typical Southern branch -- small , not very active , dominated by , and largely composed of , the upper crust of the black community -- pro- fessionals , business and white - collar workers . Before ...
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... NAACP wouldn't have anything to do with the case because it was a " sex case . " A seven - year old white girl had kissed a nine - year old Negro boy on the cheek and the national office didn't want any part of it . The children were ...
... NAACP wouldn't have anything to do with the case because it was a " sex case . " A seven - year old white girl had kissed a nine - year old Negro boy on the cheek and the national office didn't want any part of it . The children were ...
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