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Rev. S. W. Rozzelle speech on "can a black man be free in a white society?", undated

 Item — Reel: 2133

Rev. S. W. Rozzelle speech on "can a black man be free in a white society?, presents a recorded address by Rev. S. W. Rozzelle on the subject of questioning if African American individuals are sincerely free in a society governed by white individuals and characterized by unjust and prejudiced laws

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  • undated

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