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Books and the Arts. The Negro Fights on Two Fronts
Delany, Hubert T. | February 4, 1956 issue

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The article presents information on the book "How Far the Promised Land?," by Walter White. No contemporary of the late Walter White used his talents more effectively in the field of civil rights. The book is one of the most interesting and informative books of the half dozen that have come from his pen. White's last work is not merely a summary of the efforts of the American Negro to achieve first-class citizenship in education, housing, health, voting--the right to work and the right to fight for equality. It attempts also to explain why the Negro has achieved so much progress toward first-class citizenship, especially within the last two decades.

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HOW Far the Promised Land? (Book); WHITE, Walter; AFRICAN Americans; CIVIL rights; CITIZENSHIP; HOUSING
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