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In addition to the central institution of the family , they included schools at every level , churches and other ... Sometimes the institutions were a necessary response to the legal and extra - legal exclusion of black people from most ...
In addition to the central institution of the family , they included schools at every level , churches and other ... Sometimes the institutions were a necessary response to the legal and extra - legal exclusion of black people from most ...
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So all through slavery and the postslavery decades they fought to protect , maintain , and reshape their basic institutions , especially the family , the centers of worship and spiritual renewal , and the schools .
So all through slavery and the postslavery decades they fought to protect , maintain , and reshape their basic institutions , especially the family , the centers of worship and spiritual renewal , and the schools .
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The Congress could have , for example , required America's institutions to provide immediate access to blacks , other minorities , and women .... Federal agencies could have been given the responsibility for determining which ...
The Congress could have , for example , required America's institutions to provide immediate access to blacks , other minorities , and women .... Federal agencies could have been given the responsibility for determining which ...
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