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https://presidentwilson.org/files/original/5d77bf8e8c6d7692580850cd82423b6e.pdf
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Race and Segregation Collection
Description
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Collection of articles and documents copied from the US National Archives and Records Administration on the topic of African Americans and racism during the years of the Wilson administration, including Jim Crow laws and workplace segregation, in several federal agencies.
PLEASE NOTE: There are numerous instances of hateful sentiments and offensive language in the documents of the collection, along with outright expressions of racism by some letter writers.
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Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library
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Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library
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pdf files
Language
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English
Type
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Digital Manuscript Collection
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US National Archives and Records Administration
Library of Congress
US Department of Justice
US Department of Agriculture
Creator
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Hackford, Heidi
Identifier
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MS100011
Subject
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African-Americans--Segregation
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19141299
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Tumulty, Joseph P. (Joseph Patrick)
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Newspaper Article
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EDITORIALS.
Editors of the Negro press are warmly commending William Monroe Trotter for insulting the President. Thus the Negro kills himself.
Negro journals that were loudest in praise of Mr. Wilson, when that gentleman was a candidate for the presidency, are now foremost in denouncing him. Why? We did not support Mr. Wilson, yet from all indications he is measuring up in statesmanship, with his predecessors in the White House. It is barely possible that our Negro Democratic brethren expected too much at the hands of the President. If so, we would remind them that the age of miracles are past.
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Date
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c. 1914 December
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Trotter a Detriment to His Cause
Identifier
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CS88A
Subject
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Trotter, William Monroe, 1872-1934
African-Americans--segregation
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Library of Congress <br />Wilson Papers, Series 4, 152A Reel 231, Manuscript Division
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CS88
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Althea Cupo
Maria Matlock
Language
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English
Format
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pdf file
Type
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Text
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Digital copy acquired from federal archives by previous WWPL Archivist, Heidi Hackford.
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Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum
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Unknown
Description
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Short editorial about "Negro journals" that once supported Wilson but are now denouncing him.
African-American press
segregation
Trotter Incident
Wilson and race