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Page 121
... paid and inadequately trained . Figures for the years 1911-1912 and 1912-1913 showed that Negro teachers were paid from two - thirds to one - half less than white teachers and both groups of teachers were receiving totally inadequate ...
... paid and inadequately trained . Figures for the years 1911-1912 and 1912-1913 showed that Negro teachers were paid from two - thirds to one - half less than white teachers and both groups of teachers were receiving totally inadequate ...
Page 122
... paid little or no taxes receiving a poorer quality of education , covering a shorter period of time , than those who paid high taxes . It would mean that the prop- ertied Negro could obtain better public instruction for his chil- dren ...
... paid little or no taxes receiving a poorer quality of education , covering a shorter period of time , than those who paid high taxes . It would mean that the prop- ertied Negro could obtain better public instruction for his chil- dren ...
Page 279
... paid the amount agreed upon he would have to ex- pend more than this proportionate sum , the amount paid each worker was reduced and each received pro rata payments . As a safeguard each employer submitted a weekly report showing the ...
... paid the amount agreed upon he would have to ex- pend more than this proportionate sum , the amount paid each worker was reduced and each received pro rata payments . As a safeguard each employer submitted a weekly report showing the ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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