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He went on to proclaim that he had “horse-whipped a negro wench until her skirts hung in shreds” following the war because she had (...)

For one, you can’t be no grown negro man calling yourself Kid even if you’ve been called that since you were young.

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In his thoughtful analysis, Bassett said that there should be vocational education for the many, which was Washington's view, and that there (...)

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Priscilla Rhoades, Independent scholar, for researching two southern families--one white, one black--in Caldwell County, N.C. Colleen A.

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This cookbook is an interesting example of a white author collaborating with a black cook to publish New Orleans-style recipes.

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The images are composed chiefly of individual portraits and group portraits of residents in those areas. The majority are white but (...)

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These buildings were constructed by Black and white workers between 1925 and 1932. Desegregating Duke was a long process begun in 1948 (...)

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Make sure to directly describe instances of violence and white supremacy without using coded language like “race relations.” ❏ (...)

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Manly wrote a response article pointing out "that white women were not any more particular in the matter of clandestine meetings with (...)

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