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  • Topic is exactly "Social Change"

March 5, 1904

The Planet praises “The Negro is a Man” as a book that utilizes biblical context to support the “Negro is of Adamic offspring” and “therefore has a soul”.

May 11, 1907

The writer contrasts how talking about black people is “a prominent” topic in the South but is not in the North.

March 14, 1908

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African American author, Lucinda Young, writes about her callings from God and the visions she believes are bound to come true.

January 2, 1909

A boxing match between the current heavyweight champion against a “negro” boxer, who clearly dominates the fight against the white fighter.

June 27, 1908

The Republican National Committee assures that in their decision-making, they must “protect and defend the rights of all men, regardless of race, color, or previous condition of servitude.”

April 24, 1897

A letter to John Mitchell Jr. from a distinguished white business man complements Mitchell on his contributions to the progress of the race and as a “shaper of opinions.”

July 22, 1899

A Baptist missionary school declares minorities a threat to the community, especially due to their alcohol consumption.

January 21, 1905

A sarcastic attack on white injustice points out that black families are buying their own land and homes, stating that “material advancement of the colored man is a much greater menace to the ease and comfort of the aforesaid brother than all of the…

July 23, 1898

A White woman writes a letter to the Planet in which she agrees that the treatment of African Americans in America is atrocious.

November 25, 1899

A white woman writes to tell how the most horrid part of the slave trade was the transportation, and says, "never can so much misery be found."
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