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race prejudice

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Born in Guyana and raised in Barbados and Panama, Walrond's brief time in New York coincided precisely with the New Negro movement's emergence and occasioned some of this movement's most incisive commentary on race prejudice and most vivid and provocative storytelling.
In his autobiography written in 1929, Taylor wrote: "I was in Worcester only a short time before I realized that there was no such race prejudice existing among the bicycle riders there as I had experienced in Indianapolis.
When we protested against race prejudice in housing and sat in on private property, we were trying to put the law on trial and not evade the consequences of our actions.
 
 
 
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