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Atwood, Jesse Howell

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A passage written by Knox College sociology professor J. Howell Atwood relating an incident of racial injustice suffered by three African American youths in Galesburg, Illinois in 1937.

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Knox College

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Illinois Digital Heritage Hub

Keywords

  1. Drugstores
  2. Prejudice

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