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"Negro Progress and Handicaps," a radio address

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Four-page text of a radio address by Dr. Guy B. Johnson of the Institute for Research in Social Sciences at the University of North Carolina. Johnson gives his impression of various issues impacting the African American community such as the the Great Migration, economic progress, educational advances, economic handicaps, and inequalities in the justice system, among others.
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  1. African Americans
  2. Education
  3. History
  4. Race Relations
  5. Speeches, Addresses, Etc

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