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Speeches and Writings,
1866-1953
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[ 1908 ], "The Woman Suffrage Movement and Frederick
Douglass" (continued) |
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1909, Feb.
5 , Remarks on Lincoln ... Before the Alumni Association of Walden
University |
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1909, May
17 , Remarks Made at the Dedication of the New Mott
School |
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1910, Apr. 10 , Introduction to Address on Woman
Suffrage Delivered to the Teachers of Public Schools of Washington,
D.C. |
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[ circa
1910-1920 ], "Colored Women" |
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[circa 1911, June ], "The Centenary of the Birth of
Harriet Beecher Stowe" |
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[ 1911 ], "Harriet Beecher Stowe" |
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[ 1912 ], "The Progressive Party and the Negro,
Aftermath of the Chicago Convention" |
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1915, Sept. 28, Remarks Made ... at the
Presentation of a Flag to the Pupils of M Street High School ... |
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1917, Feb. 12 , Remarks Made at the Dedication of
the Miner Normal School |
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[ circa
1918 ], "The Race Problem and the War" |
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1919, Nov.
10 , Remarks Delivered for the Moorman-Harper Co. |
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[ 1919 , Report on Zurich Conference] |
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[ 1919 , Speech and Resolution Presented at International Woman's
Congress, Zurich, in German and French] |
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1920, June 24 , Remarks Made at the Dunbar High
School in Complimenting Mrs. Coralie Franklin Cook |
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1920, Oct. 12 , Campaign Speech Made at Newport,
Rhode Island |
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1920, Oct.
13 , Statement of the Treatment ... Received at the Hands of
...[a] Ticket Agent at Dover, Del. |
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[ 1920, Oct. 26 , Black People and Arguments by
Democrats in Favor of the League of Nations] |
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1920, Nov. 12 , Remarks made in Portsmouth,
Va. |
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[ circa
1920 ], "The Racial Worm Turns" |
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1921, Nov.
13 , Remarks Made at Mass Meeting [on the Subject of
War] |
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[ circa 1921 ], "An Appeal to Colored Women to Vote
and do their Duty in Politics" |
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1922, June , Remarks Made to Dunbar High School
Graduates |
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[ 1923 ], "Aunt Dinah and Dilsey Discuss the
Problem" |
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1923 , "Lynching" |
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[ 1923 ], "The Black Mammy Monument" |
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1924, Apr.
14 , Remarks made at Meeting Called by Kelly Miller at the John
Wesley A.M.E. Church to Protest against Segregation |
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1924, Sept. 22 , Remarks Made at Fort
Stevens |
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[circa
1924, Nov. ], "Some Facts for Colored Women to Think About" |
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1924, Oct. , Talk Made during the Coolidge-Dawes
Campaign |
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1925, Jan. 28 , "The Right Road" |
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1925 ,
1928 , 1945 and undated, "Moral
Courage" |
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1927 , 1928 , "Shall We
Think?" |
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[ 1927 , Report on Purity Conference] |
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[ 1926 ], "What the Colored Woman can and Should Do
at the Polls" |
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1928, Feb. 24 , "Personal Recollections of Paul
Laurence Dunbar" |
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1928, July 29 , Remarks Made at the 32nd
Anniversary of the National Association of Colored Women |
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1928, July 31 , "The 32nd Anniversary of the
National Association of Colored Women" |
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[ 1928-1929 ], "Phyllis Wheatley, the African
Poetess" |
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1928-1929 , "Up to Date" |
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1929, Jan. 26 , Talk for Community Chest over Radio
in Washington, D.C. |
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1929, Mar. 6 , John R. Hawkins Banquet |
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1929, Mar. 31 , "Dr. George Washington Carver of
Tuskegee" |
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1925, Mar. 20 , Talk to Young Men of Howard
University (Academic Department) |
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[ 1925 , Anticipating the 14th Biennial of the
National Association of Colored Women] |
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[ 1925 ], "Colored College Women in
Politics" |
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[circa 1929, Oct. ], "Charles S. Deneen's Senate
Record" |
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[ 1929 ], "The Question Mark" |
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[ 1929 ], "Ernest Everest Just" |
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[ 1929 ], "The [16th] Biennial of the National
Association of Colored Women" |
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[ 1929 ], "Dr. George W. Carver, the Man Who can
make 200 Products from the Peanut" |
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[ circa 1929 ], "Charles S. Deneen as a State's
Attorney" |
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[ 1929-1930 , Campaign Speeches for Ruth Hanna
McCormick for Senator] |
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1930, Mar. 3 , "Crispus Attucks" and "What
Countries Have Done for Emancipated Slaves" |
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[ 1930 , Taft Befriended Disgraced
Troops] |
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1931, Mar. 10 and undated, [The Lincoln Memorial
Congregational Church] |
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1931 , "The Recent Celebration of Tuskegee's
Fiftieth Anniversary" |
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[ 1932, Oct. , Speech to the Women of the Eastern
Division of the Republican Party] |
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[ 1932 , Why Colored People Should Vote
Republican] |
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[ 1932 ], "Some Facts for Colored People to Think
About" |
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[ 1932 ], "Something for Colored People to Think
About" |
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"Clarence Cameron White, a Colored Musician, Wins the David Bispham
Medal ... for the Best Opera Written by an American in 1932" |
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[ 1932 ], "George Washington's Colored
Soldiers" |
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