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Speeches and Writings, 1866-1953
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"Concerning Mr. Page's Article on the Race
Problem in McClure's Magazine" (continued) |
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"Congressman George H. White" |
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[Criticism of the book The American Negro] |
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"The Debt We Owe" |
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"The Debt We Owe as Women" |
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"Did Jeff Jackson Hear Caruso?" |
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"A Doughboy's Fatal Mistake in
London" |
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"Economic and Industrial Development of
Colored Women" |
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"The Effect of the Disfranchisement of
Colored Men Upon the Colored Women in the South" |
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"Evaluation of the Character and World of
President Mordecai Johnson" |
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"Facts About Education" -- Talk to
Schools |
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[Farewell Party to Burlie
Alaston] |
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"A Friend in Need" |
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"The Funny Side of the Negro Problem -- By
One of Them" |
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"The Future of the National Association of
Colored Women Through an Expansion Program" |
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"Germany Versus Jane" |
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"The Handicap" |
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"The Headquarters of the National Association
of Colored Women" |
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"A Hectic Day" |
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"His Easter Card" |
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[History of the Phyllis Wheatley Branch of
the Y.W.C.A.] |
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"Jane, the Cook, Scores One" |
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"The Justice of Woman Suffrage" |
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"Lynching and Its Remedy" |
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"The Martyrdom of Mazie" |
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"Matches Mothers Make and Unmake" |
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"The Mother Who Stayed at Home" |
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"Mrs. Bilton Gets a New Dress" |
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"Mrs. Maggie Walker, One Woman Banker Among
Fifteen Million People" |
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"Mrs. Marshall's Will" |
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"Mrs. Ralston Takes a Trip" |
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[The Need for Unity and Leadership Among
Colored Women] |
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"The Negro Soldier" |
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"Not Always What they Seem" |
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"Notes on Installment Plan" |
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"The Oblate Sisters of
Providence" |
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[On the Need for Racial Pride, Unity, and
Aggressive Leadership] |
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"An Original Christmas Card" |
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[Park Temple Church] |
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"The Part that Women Play in Promoting
Citizenship" |
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"A People's Progress" |
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[Proof that Terrell Established Douglass
Day] |
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"The Need of Thorough Education for Colored
Youth" |
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[Race Discrimination in the General
Federation of Women's Clubs] |
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Remarks Celebrating Founder's Day of the
Baltimore Y.W.C.A. |
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Review of Crusader in Crinoline by Forrest Wilson |
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"Robert Heberton Terrell, A Colored Judge of
Washington, D.C." |
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"A Romance and Something of a Tragedy Founded
on Washington's Lettered and Figured Sheets" |
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"Sculpture" |
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"The Servant Problem" |
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"Requirements for the Moral Uplift of Colored
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Poems |
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"Some Facts Concerning the Education of
Colored Children in the South" |
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"Some Aspects of the Employment Problem as it
concerns Colored People" |
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"The Servant Problem Solved by the Women of
the National Capital" |
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[Strategies to Counter the Slander and
Ridicule of Colored People] |
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[The Supreme Court Decision Upholding
Residential Segregation in Washington, D.C.] |
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"Susan B. Anthony, the
Abolitionist" |
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"Taking Things for Granted" |
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"The Tell Tale Trunk" |
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[Testimonial to Luther Sadgwar] |
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[Testimonial to Miss Shadd and Mr.
Nalle] |
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[Testimonial to Rev. Lewis C.
Sheafe] |
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