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Choir To Appear Before Music Teachers Face Racial Stand
A February 0 1948 Amarillo Globe item discusses a New York City YMCA speech on human rights and United Nations. It notes audience diversity including Protestants Catholics Jews and Blacks and condemns racial segregation as undermining U S leadership and democracy. It urges equal civil and economic rights to reduce fear and discrimination nationwide.
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Texas Music Educators Conference
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Marshall
Virginia Rogers
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