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Outlining the scope and trajectory of his "relations with the NACCP"; his role in the Association's founding, editorship of the "Crisis," return in 1944 and relations with Walter White and other staff for the four years following, the drafting of "An Appeal to the World" and later attacks on him, White's own comments on Du Bois's recent indictment, and major feats and publications accomplished for the Association between the years 1944 and 1948.
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Correspondence Memorandums
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