From "Superman" to ManA classic work of fiction from the Harlem Renaissance Joel Augustus Roger's seminal work, this novel first published in 1917 is a polemic against the ignorance that fuels racism. The central plot revolves around a debate between a Pullman porter and a white racist Southern politician. |
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... rape , but he had read the Bible and knew the first rapes in that record had been committed by white men . He had also sat on juries where white men had been sentenced for this crime . He also remembered the treatment that Negro women ...
... rape , but he had read the Bible and knew the first rapes in that record had been committed by white men . He had also sat on juries where white men had been sentenced for this crime . He also remembered the treatment that Negro women ...
Page 109
... rape ? next asked the passenger . " Rape in one form or another has always existed among all peoples . " " I mean the rape of white women by black men . " " I can't see where it is different from any other kind of human rape except that ...
... rape ? next asked the passenger . " Rape in one form or another has always existed among all peoples . " " I mean the rape of white women by black men . " " I can't see where it is different from any other kind of human rape except that ...
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... rape that you might find interesting . Dr. Frances Hoggan , in her address to the Universal Races Congress , says : " In the outlying districts of Africa , where Native life is seen at its crudest , white women have no fear and they ...
... rape that you might find interesting . Dr. Frances Hoggan , in her address to the Universal Races Congress , says : " In the outlying districts of Africa , where Native life is seen at its crudest , white women have no fear and they ...
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