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• So, let's this time elect a president from the Negro race.
• Its very essence involves the preservation of the white race as well as the Negro race.
• One minister opined, " The Negro race is dancing itself to death ."
• Thomas lists the great accomplishments achieved by the " Negro Race ", predicting that these accomplishments will continue growing.
• The Negro race is a species of men different from ours as the breed of spaniels is from that of greyhounds.
• The negro race is a species of men different from ours as the breed of spaniels is from that of greyhounds.
• The Negro race . . . is marked by black complexion, crisped or woolly hair, compressed cranium and a flat nose.
• Daniel Olney s " The Progress of the Negro Race " is a terra-cotta frieze in the central courtyard.
• The court stated that he purpose of the 1890 convention was to " obstruct the exercise of the franchise by the negro race ".
• We were not only trying to prove those people wrong, we felt the entire nation, the entire Negro race was looking at us.
• In his " Diseases and Peculiarities of the Negro Race ", Cartwright viewed blacks as people largely incapable of performing certain duties.
• "Segregation laws are essential to the protection of racial integrity and purity of the white and Negro races alike, " he said.
• "Christianity, Islam and the Negro Race " by Edward Wilmot Blyden should help readers understand that Africa and Africans are still not free.
• William Smith of Hackensack, New Jersey, described it as a " credit to the Negro Race " in a letter published in the 1938 edition.
• The eventual goal of integration, Ellis wrote, " is racial intermarriage and the disappearance of the Negro race by fusing into the white ."
• Henry Stinson, the secretary of war, wrote that blacks should serve under white officers " because leadership is not embedded in the Negro race yet ."
• This was " Two Essays . . . with some observations on the causes of the differences of colour and form between the white and negro races of men.
• Tying the amendment to black suffrage, he warned on the Senate floor, " Here is exactly the identical same amendment applied to the other half of the Negro race.
• The second point of dissection in the book is its detailed, unrestrained examination of Christianity and its role in both American society and in the oppression of the Negro race.
• Deeds included a ( now un-enforceble ) clause that the " premises shall never be used or occupied by nor conveyed to any person of the negro race ".