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... leaders who believe that they are being at- tacked solely for demagogic purposes . Now , there are differences between the condition of the AFL under Gompers and that of the AFL - CIO under Mea- ny : while many AFL unions openly and ...
... leaders who believe that they are being at- tacked solely for demagogic purposes . Now , there are differences between the condition of the AFL under Gompers and that of the AFL - CIO under Mea- ny : while many AFL unions openly and ...
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... leaders fail to comprehend : that the attitude of articulate Negroes toward union leaders in their roles as white liberals is a special one , dif- ferent from that held by Negroes to- ward the rest of the white community . When Negroes ...
... leaders fail to comprehend : that the attitude of articulate Negroes toward union leaders in their roles as white liberals is a special one , dif- ferent from that held by Negroes to- ward the rest of the white community . When Negroes ...
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... leaders - even if , like Don Quixote , they have but one man to follow them - but not all leaders are heroes . An unheroic leader is a man who embodies his time but is not superior to it — he is historically faceless . Roosevelt was ...
... leaders - even if , like Don Quixote , they have but one man to follow them - but not all leaders are heroes . An unheroic leader is a man who embodies his time but is not superior to it — he is historically faceless . Roosevelt was ...
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