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I want to take issue with the view that the moderates
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I want to take issue with the view that the moderates
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Campaign Materials, 1956-1970. Jibb, Bill. (Farris Bryant Papers)
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I want to take issue with the view that the moderates
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Bryant, Farris, 1914- ( LCSH )
United States. Office of Emergency Planning. ( LCSH )
Florida. Board of Control. ( LCSH )
Florida Turnpike Authority. ( LCSH )
Florida. State Road Dept. ( LCSH )
Marjorie Harris Carr Cross Florida Greenway (Fla.) ( LCSH )
Politics and government -- 1951- -- Florida ( LCSH )
Bryant, Farris, 1914- -- Correspondence ( LCSH )
United States. Congress. Senate -- Elections, 1970 ( LCSH )
Segregation -- Florida -- St. Augustine ( LCSH )
Political campaigns -- Florida ( LCSH )
Elections -- Florida ( LCSH )
Governors -- Florida -- 20th century ( LCSH )
Political campaigns ( JSTOR )
Judicial rulings ( JSTOR )
Political integration ( JSTOR )
Political elections ( JSTOR )
Hate ( JSTOR )
Democracy ( JSTOR )
Industrial unions ( JSTOR )
National politics ( JSTOR )
Politicians ( JSTOR )
Political structures ( JSTOR )
Tearing ( JSTOR )
Subsidiarity ( JSTOR )
Newspapers ( JSTOR )
Metropolitan areas ( JSTOR )
United States Senate ( JSTOR )
Governors ( JSTOR )
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North America -- United States of America -- Florida

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SubSERIES 2b: Campaign for Governor,1960 BOX: 10

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University of Florida
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University of Florida
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UF80000325_0010_001_0022
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won the battle of integration. It is true that they hate
won the majority of the court decisions, but they have lost
the vast majority of the popular decisions, and as surely
as this is a democracy, segregation will be maintained.

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for integration--eepecially in view of the confused state

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Every court decision anywhere in the nation tearing
down the structure of states rights is bringing home to
the people of the horth and west the fact that this battle
is theirs as well as ours. The reaction of the newspaper
fashion editors to the indertion of integratioh into an

an-nuatural situation clearly demonstrates that fact.

Wherever the slightest progress has been made toward
integration it-has been, not because of popular approval,
but in spite ofuit. If it were not fdr minority control
of metropolitan areas, integration would not even be an
issue in the country today. It is an artificial issue

even now, and ultimately the pressure for it will fail.

The p ssure for integr:jion has done enegro people

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