Papers of the American Negro Academy. (The American Negro Academy. Occasional Papers, No. 18-19.)
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... fact that they have suffered the inevitable handicap incident to an environment in which large numbers of human beings suffer inequality and subordination? But for the difference which has been historically accentuated in North America between white and black which difference has inflicted much of suffering upon both races, it would not be necessary to consider such a subject as the citizenship status of the free Negro prior to 1860. Before the Constitution of the United States was amended by the addition thereto of the Fourteenth Amendment the statement that "The citizens of each State sh...
Chapters (6)
- Archibald H. Grimké. The Sex Question and Race Segregation
- Theophilus G. Steward. The Message of San Domingo to the African Race
- Lafayette M. Hershaw. The Status of the Free Negro Prior to 1860
- Arthur A. Schomburg. The Economic Contribution by the Negro to America
- William Pickens. The Constitutional Status of the Negro from 1860-1870
- John W. Cromwell. The American Negro Bibliography of the Year
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