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Speeches and Writings, 1866-1953
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[ 1923 ], "The Black Mammy
Monument" (continued) |
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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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1928 ,
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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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[ 1932 , In Defense of the
Republican Ticket] |
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[ 1932 ], "Colored People and
World Peace, or Colored Women and World Peace" |
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1933, Aug.
30 , "Solving the Colored Woman's Problem" |
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1933, Dec.
3 , "Address ... at the Celebration of the One Hundredth Anniversary
of the Opening of Classes at Oberlin College" |
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1934, May
25 , Address at the Commencement of the Nurses ... at the Providence
Hospital of Baltimore |
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1934, June
23 , Remarks Made at the Testimonial to Leroy Halbert at the John
Marshall Church |
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[ 1934-1954 and undated,
Reminiscences of Frederick Douglass] |
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[ 1935, Mar. ], "What the
Julius Rosenwald Fund is Doing" |
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1935, Oct.
11 , Remarks Made ... at the Dedication of the Robert H. Terrell Law
School |
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1935,
Oct. , "The One Hundredth Anniversary of the Asbury Methodist
Episcopal Church" |
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[ 1935 ], "The Composer of
the First Negro Symphony Ever Written" |
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1936, May
3 , "The Story of a Church Which has Arranged for an Attendance of
10000 People at its Conference in New York City" |
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1936, Oct.
2 , "Don't Mind Your Own Business" |
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1936, Dec.
15 , Remarks Made ... at the Unveiling of Portraits of Recorders of
Deeds |
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[ 1936 ], "Some Facts to
Think About" |
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[ 1936 ], "Howard
University's New Chemistry Building and its Growth" |
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[ 1936 , The New
Deal] |
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[ circa 1936 ], "The
Scottsboro Case" |
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1937, Oct.
8 , Talk at Celebration of Coeducation of Women by Oberlin
Alumni |
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1937, Oct.
20 , "Coeducation" |
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[ 1937 , On the Trip to
Europe] |
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[ circa 1937 ], "The Sale of
the Paul Laurence Dunbar Apartments" |
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[ circa 1937 ], "How the
Public Schools for Colored Children Were Started" |
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[ 1938, May 1 , Address to
the National Council of Negro Women] |
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1939, Jan.
22 , Talk to Crandall Hall Girls |
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