Status Of Negro After The War

Title

Status Of Negro After The War

Date

1917-08-29

Creator

Unknown See all items with this value

Contributor

NYC Globe

Description

A newspaper article written discussing Monroe N. Work's speech on Negroes after World War I. The author writes how will the colored man should be treated following the war by the victors and points to Great Britain as an Example.

Primary Subject

1900-1999 See all items with this value

HBCU leadership See all items with this value

Civil rights See all items with this value

Race relations See all items with this value

Additional Subject

International Affairs

Faculty

World War 1, 1914-1918

Location

New York

New York

United States

Type

Textual document

Medium

Paper

Format

PDF

HBCU Identifier

97.002

HCAC Identifier

HCAC.TU.0392

Rights

All rights held by the archives. For permission to publish, distribute, or use this image for any other purpose, please contact the archives, Tuskegee University.

Contributing Institution

Tuskegee University

Source

Papers of Monroe N. Work (1866-1945)

Collection

Monroe N. Work Collection See all items with this value

Language

English

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