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Chapter 14. Racial Inequality 3 examples can be cited: • In the 1880s and 1890s a radical political movement of workers and small farmers – the Populists – emerged in the Midwest and the South. For a time it appeared that black tenant farmers and small white farmers in the South might be able to make common
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