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I have never yet been able to learn, how our hatred to our colored brother is to be destroyed by driving him away from us.
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Angelina Emily Grimké
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gutenberg.orgI have never yet been able to learn, how our hatred to our colored brother is to be destroyed by driving him away from us.
Grimké challenges the notion that hatred towards Black individuals can be resolved by their removal from society.
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