A handwritten draft of an article exploring the "condition in which the Negro people of the U.S. find themselves at the beginning of the 20th century." The four pressing problems that Du Bois defines are racial disparities in health, the need to establish and protect the family and home life, the need to increase business training, and the need to check sexual immorality and crime rates.
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