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America / /
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Patricia Hagler Minter / Charles Houston / Donald Nieman / Jim Crow / Earl Warren / Homer Plessy / Thurgood Marshall / Stanley Reed / Kenneth B. Clark / Linda Brown / Robert Jackson / Henry Brown / /
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A Colorblind Constitution? A Historian Takes the Long View Egalitarian rhetoric collides with segregation and racism. by Patricia Hagler Minter Revolutionary principles guided the development of the Constitution and the