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Letter from Lillian Alexander to W. E. B. Du Bois

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Alexander, Lillian

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Describing an "enthusiastic" note from a Mr. Matthaisen concerning segregation in education in the North, and fearing a misunderstanding therein; and inviting Du Bois to informally "chat" "about conditions political and educational in Cuba" at her home on January 18, an evening she hopes to make "notable."
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Keywords

  1. American Occupation, 1915 1934
  2. Government
  3. History
  4. Politics And Government
  5. Segregation In Education

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