Encyclopedia of African American Society, Volume 2Gerald David Jaynes An encyclopedic reference of African American history and culture. |
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... critics as well as her ever- expanding fan base . Unexpected publicity came when McMillan's former partner sued her for slander , claiming that the central male character was based upon him . The case was dismissed . The novel Waiting ...
... critics as well as her ever- expanding fan base . Unexpected publicity came when McMillan's former partner sued her for slander , claiming that the central male character was based upon him . The case was dismissed . The novel Waiting ...
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... criticism from those who per- ceived the situation as unacceptable and in need of change . Seen by many critics as a tool of the white establishment , Washington waged a long debate with more radical thinkers such as civil rights leader ...
... criticism from those who per- ceived the situation as unacceptable and in need of change . Seen by many critics as a tool of the white establishment , Washington waged a long debate with more radical thinkers such as civil rights leader ...
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... critics , has not wholly succeeded . Critics contend that segregation continues to plague housing programs . In addition , city planning and discrimination in the sale of private homes have confined low - income minori- ties to unsafe ...
... critics , has not wholly succeeded . Critics contend that segregation continues to plague housing programs . In addition , city planning and discrimination in the sale of private homes have confined low - income minori- ties to unsafe ...
Contents
Editorial Board | 500 |
Readers Guide xiii | 507 |
African Americans in Halls of Fame | 907 |
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