Black-belt diamonds; gems from the speeches, addresses, and talks to students of Booker T. Washington ... |
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Disposing of the Negro |
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Disposing of the Negro
It has been said that the whites will absorb
the blacks, and thus settle the " Negro
Problem." Still another proposition is to put
the colored people in a part of the country
entirely by themselves. This would require
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and another wall to keep the whites out. The
only way to settle the question is to treat the
Negro as you would treat any other man; treat
him as a brother and a citizen, and there will
be no further talk about the much vexed
"Negro Problem." The Rise of the Negro.
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