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The Negro the southerner problem edition by Thomas Nelson Page Politics Social Sciences eBooks

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The Negro the southerner's problem (1904)

The Negro the southerner problem edition by Thomas Nelson Page Politics Social Sciences eBooks

A classic that confirms what today's race realists are saying. Still contemporary.

Product details File Size 647 KB Print Length 336 pages Page Numbers Source ISBN 1450547893 Simultaneous Device Usage Unlimited Publication Date July 9, 2012 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B008J9QEQI

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The Negro the southerner problem edition by Thomas Nelson Page Politics Social Sciences eBooks Reviews

This is a wonderful book which clearly tells the problem with blacks which we see today, a hundred years later they are, as a race, substandard.
Despite the millions, probably billions, of dollars that white Southerners in particular have spent on negroes, they have made only slight progress. Yet the media must show a black in almost every ad (they are only 13% of our population) and they are always portrayed as lawyers, or doctors or some imminent scientist; just plain lying indoctrination. Some individual blacks, as the book clearly points out, are exceptions; but as a group they don't make the cut.
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A classic that confirms what today's race realists are saying. Still contemporary.