The Southern Exposition and the Negro Race
A speech at the Southern Inter-State Exposition extols African American progress and calls for industrial equality, education reforms, and religious and cultural self-definition. It urges blacks to pursue practical training, field, shop, and home work, while urging fair treatment and shared national citizenship.
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District of Columbia
Ion States
Junction
Sahara
Tyeir
South
America
United States
J. C. Price
Maryland
Gulf of Mexico
Amerca
the James
Ethiopia
New Orleans
Chicago
God
Christ
Jos. Mazzihi
Exposition urged as spur to progress and duty
A speaker calls on communities to boldly meet their duty in expanding industry and education. He urges white Southerners to embrace Negroes as allies in true Christian civilization and references Shakespeare to stress ongoing social responsibility.
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The
Hudson
the James
South
Com?y
New York
Narest
Cararzs
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