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Autobiographical Tale: James W Johnson & Booker T Washington

Autobiographical Tale: James W Johnson & Booker T Washington

Autobiographical Tale: James W Johnson & Booker T Washington

The “Ex” at the Front of “Colored”, Johnson’s Sight, Washington and DuBois Discussion, Unity, Liberty and Democracy.

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