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The second part of the Stokes strategy took him across the polluted Cuyahoga River into the white wards that had given him a mere 3 percent of the vote in 1965. He spoke wherever he would be received — to small groups in private homes ...
The second part of the Stokes strategy took him across the polluted Cuyahoga River into the white wards that had given him a mere 3 percent of the vote in 1965. He spoke wherever he would be received — to small groups in private homes ...
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POPULATION GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION Between 1970 and 1980 , the Black population increased by 17.3 percent , from 22.6 million to 26.5 million . In 1980 , Blacks represented approximately 12 percent of the total population .
POPULATION GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION Between 1970 and 1980 , the Black population increased by 17.3 percent , from 22.6 million to 26.5 million . In 1980 , Blacks represented approximately 12 percent of the total population .
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percent of the population was Black in 1980 , about the same as in 1970 , although the total population in the city actually dropped during the decade . The traditional large Black migration from the South to points North and West ...
percent of the population was Black in 1980 , about the same as in 1970 , although the total population in the city actually dropped during the decade . The traditional large Black migration from the South to points North and West ...
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