Negro History Baffler Quiz Tests Five Noted Figures
Read the five descriptions matching to ten names including Ida B Wells Aesop Granville Woods and Samuel Coleridge Taylor. The quiz awards points for accuracy with a bonus question naming the famed conductor and composer Samuel Coleridge Taylor.
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A. Bert Williams
B.ida B. Wells
C. Aesop
D.gabriel Prosser
E.john Jones
F. Ira Aldridge
G. Estaban
H. Benjamin Banneker
J. Granville Woods
So Many Children Are Untouched in Thomas County
An editorial urges action on racial and economic inequities in Thomasville and Thomas County. It argues for sustained ghetto investment, better police conduct, and inclusive hiring to prevent riots and improve urban life, citing White and Black leadership and the role of Snick. It notes the first Minnesota underground iron mine closing.
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Thomas County
Thomasville
Snick
Mer
Piazza Life and Air Conditioning in the South
The essay debates how air conditioning could erode the Southern piazza culture. It argues the piazza binds private home life with public life, neighborliness, and social visibility, and fears cooling interiors may weaken a key regional character. Montevino remains noted as a Uruguayan retiree.
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Neck of
Woods
Pia
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Africa
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Tuskegee Institute
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