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Letter from Conference on Race Relations to W. E. B. Du Bois

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Signed Marshall Field, Edwin R. Embree, Charles S. Johnson; describing the "urgent situation" and "careful thought" due the state of American race relations, and inviting him to a March 21-22 meeting in Chicago to confront these matters and formulate an effective program for "bringing our race relations into line with the democratic principle for which we are fighting the war."
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