Negro and the Elective Franchise. A Series of Papers and a Sermon

"The Negro and the Elective Franchise: The American Negro Academy. Occasional Papers No. 11" delves into the crucial issue of African American suffrage in the United States. This collection, originally published by the American Negro Academy, offers essential insights into the struggle for voting rights and civil rights during a pivotal period in American history.

Examining the complex relationship between African Americans and the elective franchise, this volume provides historical perspectives on political science and the ongoing fight for equality. The essays explore the challenges and triumphs faced by African Americans as they sought full participation in the democratic process.

A vital resource for understanding the historical context of voting rights and the broader civil rights movement, "The Negro and the Elective Franchise" remains relevant for anyone interested in African American history, Black Studies, and the pursuit of social justice. This meticulously prepared print republication ensures these important voices from the past continue to resonate today.

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