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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1914
Page
4
The author urges residents of Tulsa to replace talk with action against racial discrimination. He calls for self examination to root out personal prejudice before tackling wider social bias in the community.
Members at the Tulsa gathering express optimism for progress in business and racial advancement. Leaders like Mr Washington head the national organization, with Muskogee and Oklahoma communities expected to expand commercial activity through the league in 1916.
The Tulsa Star calls for thoughtful voting in a forthcoming city election. It urges residents to support capable leaders who will work for a greater Tulsa, stressing nonpartisan service, fair treatment of all voters, and prudent policies benefiting the community.
Fragmented text argues Jesus Christ carried Negro blood citing biblical figures and apostles. The prose defends racial equality, asserts Negro lineage in Judaic roots, and rejects claims of inferiority while urging unity under shared faith.
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