Computers and Technology, 26.02.2021 16:20 tanaemichel
Read the quote from The Chicago Defender. "Go to it, my Southern Brothers, the North needs you. Better a thousand times, even if it was true, to run chances of being nipped by the fingers of Jack Frost than to shake off this mortal coil at the end of the lynchers' rope, or to the crackling of the lynchers' fire brand." –The Defender Which phrase represents the strongest appeal that The Defender makes to African Americans? "Go to it, my Southern Brothers" "the North needs you" "to run chances of being nipped by the fingers of Jack Frost" "to shake off this mortal coil at the end of the lynchers' rope"
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