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Feb. 29 Black Identity -- James R. Foster travels by subway daily to this Wall Street investment office from his home in Harlem, a section of New York populated by Negroes. He wears his hair in a natural or Afro style, as an expression of black pride. He hopes his Wall Street experience will enable him to start his own black investment company. Black pride, in a middle class setting, is a departure from a middle class detachment from race consciousness analyzed notably by the late S. Franklin Frazier, sociologist and a Negro

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