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Education and Christianity to heal race relations in the North and South
A Cambridge resident writes the Indianapolis Star urging Northern and Southern whites to support Black education and uplift. The letter praises Northern universities and reformers, calls for balanced guidance from leaders like Roosevelt, Booker T. Washington, and Jane Addams, and argues that education and Christianity will advance racial harmony, justice, and national unity across regions.
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