| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Restrictive covenants still kept Jews and Blacks and other minorities apart from white neighborhoods, but for those who could pass, the passport to American society was good English, hard work and assimilation.My mother had the right to vote, but could not make a purchase without the co-signature of a man--either her husband or her father.I grew up knowing that college education was a given.
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