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Newspaper & Magazine Articles
Atlantic Monthly - "... I saw a young colored man... sitting in a common cabin in the South, studying a French grammar...
The World - "... It is the race or individual that exercises the most patience, forbearance and self-control...that wins its course and respect
A Protest against Lynching The Independent - "...The public has [not] been sufficiently informed of what the Negro himself has been doing ... toward his own education... Tuskegee Student - "...Neither our previous condition, attracting, as it may have, sympathy and pity in the past, nor our color, will help us forward.
Tuskegee Student - "...the thing that the colored people of this country need most at this time is SOLIDARITY.
American Magazine - "...there was born in Berkeley, Virginia, a little colored boy who became Assistant Attorney-General of the United States
New York Age - "...Haiti has been brought to its present unhappy condition not because of any great fault of the masses of people.
New Republic - (posthumously) "... no individual and no race can succeed which sets itself at war against the common good; for "in the gain or loss of one race, all the rest have equal claim." (BTW quotes abolitionist-poet: James Russell Lowell) |
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