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Delve into the vital perspectives of early 20th-century African Americans with this meticulously prepared print republication of "Alexander's Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 1, May 15, 1905." This historical periodical offers a unique window into the social issues, race relations, and the burgeoning civil rights movement of the time. Explore articles and essays focusing on education and the experiences of African Americans. A crucial primary source for understanding African American history and culture, this inaugural issue provides invaluable insight into the challenges and aspirations of a community striving for equality and advancement. Discover the voices and viewpoints that shaped discussions surrounding education and social justice in the early 1900s. A significant resource for anyone interested in African American studies, cultural and ethnic studies, and the history of multicultural education.
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