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Concerning the petition on human rights, the difficulties had in bringing the petition to the United Nations, and his belief that the United States Department of the United Nations does not want to provide an opportunity for "Negroes" to state their grievances before the world. First and second pages include handwritten notes.
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Keywords

  1. Human Rights
  2. Petitions
  3. United Nations

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