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... struggle easier , though it will not remove the need for strug- gle . But alone or with others , the Ne- groes are on the move , North and South , as never before . It is a great , an exciting moment , and we , for our part , support ...
... struggle easier , though it will not remove the need for strug- gle . But alone or with others , the Ne- groes are on the move , North and South , as never before . It is a great , an exciting moment , and we , for our part , support ...
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... struggle by Negro minority groups ; steady pressure from radicals and liberals ; the encouragement ren- dered by the Supreme Court decision on desegregating schools ; the gradual transformation of the South into an industrial society in ...
... struggle by Negro minority groups ; steady pressure from radicals and liberals ; the encouragement ren- dered by the Supreme Court decision on desegregating schools ; the gradual transformation of the South into an industrial society in ...
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... struggle for equal rights is perhaps the greatest achieve- ment of American pacifism , and those of us who are not pacifists ought to urban Negro community . In the May 11- 12 battle at Birmingham these young Negroes made their ...
... struggle for equal rights is perhaps the greatest achieve- ment of American pacifism , and those of us who are not pacifists ought to urban Negro community . In the May 11- 12 battle at Birmingham these young Negroes made their ...
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