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. ‘She reportedly | gave a ‘Long dlecuselon en the dnequelity are between negroes and whites and said that while the unity ef the negroes and: . the whites on the picket line must be witnessed, this could not be pentet ' from post war viclations against negro veterans as well as ‘the Fascist. - : FEPO ilfbuster in Cengresa. She stated: "We urge a stfeng fight against <3 wnite chauvinisa which must be reflected in our press, theoretical organs | , and above ell, our struggle. We must seek greater gxins and greater victorlese” The "Daily Worker®* of Pebruary 17, 1946 annewced that ee the subject was to participate in a symposium-discussion on "MEW NOVELS oo 1946. THE NEGRO" at the JEFFERSON SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCTENCE on February 175, 19466 toy. he "Dadly Yorker" of February 2%, 1946 amounced that . oo _ the subject was to lead a discussion at the Queens County Educational Conference On The Negro Question to be held at the Community Center, 45-09 Gréenpoint a Avermey Long Island City, New York on February 27, 19466 . £ The "Daily Worker® for March 7, 1946 annowmced that the. subject was to speak that night on "INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY® and the ‘ "FREEPORT AND COLUMBIA MURDERS*® at the ALP Hall, 4723 Boston Reads in the : Brouxe we wie, - . ny, 7 . me re an a a During March, 1946, considerable agitation was 5 prompted te by the Comruni st Party concerning the death of two negroes at Freeport, ong _ Tsland, New York and the riots which occurred at Columbia, Tennessee, The _ ' subject was quite active in this matter, it having been re ed by the "Daily Worker® on March 8, 1946, that she was to speak at & mass rally in. ai«- | One Rew TaL ce eee re ee ee ee ee te LI Be ne ramen ot = _ = sats atin, a - a ll ay nl em in te a nem ee ate am mT — - —_—_—