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Letter from W. E. B. Du Bois to Southern Negro Youth Congress

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Southern Negro Youth Congress Burnham, Louis E

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Addressed to Louis E. Burnham; thanking but declining his offer to serve on the advisory board for a new "magazine for Negro youth": "I have long made it a rule not to accept responsibility without corresponding work if possible."
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