Seventh grade letter from Dallas student on race ideas
A Dallas seventh grader writes to contrast sit-down protests with racial equality. The piece, read by C. P. Brannin, reflects on color, inclusion, and past American figures while noting concerns about brainwashing and the need for careful exposure to such material.
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Pay Out of Income: a diary of debts and purchases
A dated diary records purchases of cars, a TV, books, and land along with loans from a boss and Uncle Adolph. It notes missed payments, repossession threats, and shifting funds while criticizing a bank and realizing income loss. The entry ends with a note on a new suit and a referenced Atlanta incident from Morehouse College.
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The South’s Rise From Past Hardships to Industrial Dawn
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