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... negro has been courted by Democratic politicians to an almost painful degree . More than 90 % of the negro voters in America are Democrats . I would not dream of setting myself up as an expert in Ameri- can politics , but it does ...
... negro has been courted by Democratic politicians to an almost painful degree . More than 90 % of the negro voters in America are Democrats . I would not dream of setting myself up as an expert in Ameri- can politics , but it does ...
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... negro will desert the Democratic Party either by boycotting the elections entirely , or by forming a splinter party of their own . It should be remembered that the only negro U.S. Senator , and the first member of his race to be elected ...
... negro will desert the Democratic Party either by boycotting the elections entirely , or by forming a splinter party of their own . It should be remembered that the only negro U.S. Senator , and the first member of his race to be elected ...
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... negro sections of American cities . The negroes burned up their own homes and the homes of their more affluent negro neighbors . The riots were a protest , but were masochistic in their effect . They did harm only to the negro ...
... negro sections of American cities . The negroes burned up their own homes and the homes of their more affluent negro neighbors . The riots were a protest , but were masochistic in their effect . They did harm only to the negro ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I Credo | 1 |
China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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