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756 An American Dilemma
treatment of Negroes. It is even possible that some real start will be made
toward fulfilling the promises. Whether any promises to the Negro are
fulfilled or not, it can be predicted with a fairly high degree of certainty
that this WaVy when and if it is won^ and its sour aftermath will act like the
First World War did—as a great shock to the Negro feople and as a stimu-
lant to their protest.
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