In the canon
Along This Way
James Weldon Johnson
- Form
- Form Autobiography
- Year
- Year 1933
- Pages
- Pages 420
Five hundred schoolchildren in Jacksonville sang a hymn their principal had written for Lincoln's birthday. He and his brother, who set it to music, more or less forgot it.
This term, “social equality,” is, at the same time, a most concrete and a most elusive obstacle in the Negro’s way.
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