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Children promote religious and racial tolerance, circa 1941-1950, Los Angeles

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Watson, Coy, photographer

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Photograph of a group of school children, representing a variety of ethnic and religious groups, raising the American flag to promote religious and racial tolerance. The boy on the right holds a sign with a painting of white and African-American children, and the words "America's future. Teach our children to be Americans in the highest, fullest meaning of the word -- free from every racial and religious prejudice -- BY SETTING THE EXAMPLE YOURSELF!"
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Keywords

  1. California
  2. Los Angeles
  3. Los Angeles (Calif.)
  4. Race Relations
  5. Religion
  6. Religious Tolerance
  7. Social Conditions
  8. Youth

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