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Excerpted from: Economic Empowerment Strategies for the New Millennium - Revisiting the Washington-du Bois Dialectic , 42 Howard Law Journal 391-429, 418-428 (Spring 1999) (132 Footnotes)
"Economic opportunity alone will not solve all [of African-America's] problems, of course, but it is the essential ground for other constructive developments."
"I don't know what White people owe us, but I am convinced they are not going to pay us."
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