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1 NAME Walter Francis /White/
1 SEX M
1 BIRT
2 DATE 1 JUL 1893
2 PLAC Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia
1 DEAT
2 DATE 21 MAR 1955
2 PLAC New York, New York
2 CAUS Heart Attack
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2 DATE 28 APR 1910
2 PLAC Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia
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4 TEXT 6th ward, city of Atlanta, enumeration district [ED] 85, supervisor's district [SD] 5, sheet 10A, dwelling 230, family 230
5 CONT Residence:  101 Houston St., Atlanta, Georgia
1 CENS
2 DATE 7 JUN 1900
2 PLAC Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia
2 SOUR @S1840@
3 DATA
4 TEXT 6th ward, city of Atlanta, enumeration district [ED] 78, supervisor's district [SD] 5, sheet 11B, dwelling 212, family 289
5 CONT Residence:  101 Houston St., Atlanta, Georgia
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2 DATE 31 JAN 1920
2 PLAC Manhattan Borough, New York
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4 TEXT 19th ward, borough of Manhattan, enumeration district [ED] 1352, supervisor's district [SD] 1, sheet 17B, dwelling 29, family 335
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1 CENS
2 DATE 2 APR 1930
2 PLAC Manhattan Borough, New York
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4 TEXT Borough of Manhattan, enumeration district [ED] 31-1053, supervisor's district [SD] 24, sheet 1A, dwelling 1, family 8
5 CONT Residence:  409 Edgecombe Ave, Manhattan, NY 10032
1 OCCU
2 DATE BET 1920 AND 1930
2 PLAC Assistant Secretary, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
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2 DATE 1916
2 PLAC Atlanta University
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1 CONC Biography Text
1 CONT
1 CONT Walter Francis White (1893-1955), general secretary of the National 
1 CONC Association for the Advancement of Colored People for 24 years, was an 
1 CONC outspoken critic of lynching and racial injustice in America.
1 CONT
1 CONT Walter White was born in 1893 in Atlanta, Georgia. His father, George, 
1 CONC was a postman, and his mother, Madeline, a former school-teacher. The 
1 CONC younger of two sons in a family of seven children, all light enough to 
1 CONC pass for white, he was raised in an eight room, two story house on the 
1 CONC edge of the ghetto. Their light complexion caused them a variety of 
1 CONC problems. Aboard Atlanta's Jim Crow cars, the family found that if they 
1 CONC sat in the "white" section, African Americans accused them of passing; if 
1 CONC they sat in the African American section, they faced embarrassing stares 
1 CONC and rude remarks. To avoid humiliation, the children walked everywhere or 
1 CONC rode in the surrey their father had purchased.
1 CONT
1 CONT When he was 13, Walter learned "that there is no isolation from life." In 
1 CONC 1906 Atlanta was engulfed in a race riot and Walter and his father found 
1 CONC themselves in the midst of an angry white mob. But their color shielded 
1 CONC them from violence as white rioters bypassed them in search of victims to 
1 CONC kill or maim. Back in the African American section father and son stood 
1 CONC guard as whites invaded their neighborhood. With guns cocked they waited 
1 CONC as whites planned to torch their home. Shots from a neighboring building 
1 CONC scared away the would-be arsonists.
1 CONT
1 CONT The Atlanta public school system was "separate" but decidedly "unequal." 
1 CONC White attended school from eight to two in the afternoon in a poorly 
1 CONC staffed, "double shifted" elementary school. His father sent him to the 
1 CONC private high school department of an Atlanta African American college 
1 CONC because there were no high schools for African Americans in Atlanta.
1 CONT
1 CONT After graduation from Atlanta University in 1916, he worked for a time 
1 CONC for Standard Life, a major African American insurance company, and helped 
1 CONC organize the Atlanta National Association for the Advancement of Colored 
1 CONC People (NAACP). As secretary of the new branch, he led the drive to force 
1 CONC the city to improve its public facilities for African Americans and 
1 CONC attracted the attention of James Weldon Johnson, the first African 
1 CONC American general secretary of the organization. A year later Johnson 
1 CONC secured White's appointment as assistant to the organization's chief 
1 CONC administrative officer. While visiting Chicago, he narrowly escaped an 
1 CONC ambush during the 1919 race riot. This time the assailant was an African 
1 CONC American man who fired at what he thought was a white man walking through 
1 CONC the ghetto.
1 CONT
1 CONT Twelve days after his appointment, White volunteered to go to Tennessee 
1 CONC to investigate a lynching on Lincoln's birthday. An African American 
1 CONC sharecropper had been slowly burned by a white mob for defending himself 
1 CONC against a beating by his employer. White learned that the employer was 
1 CONC widely disliked by the townspeople, but that they figured African 
1 CONC Americans might get out of hand if any African American, no matter what 
1 CONC his justification, resisted any white authority.
1 CONT
1 CONT In the next few years White personally investigated a dozen race riots 
1 CONC and two dozen lynchings. Posing as a white reporter who wanted to give 
1 CONC the South's side of the story, he was invited to join the Ku Klux Klan, 
1 CONC and one southern sheriff pinned a badge on him, gave him a gun, and took 
1 CONC him along on a hunt for African Americans.
1 CONT
1 CONT In Helena, Arkansas, on the way to interview Negroes jailed for joining a 
1 CONC sharecroppers' union, an African American man whispered that a mob had 
1 CONC planned to ambush him. On a northbound train, he talked to a conductor 
1 CONC who told him that he was leaving too soon. The townspeople, he was told, 
1 CONC were preparing a surprise lynching for an African American who was 
1 CONC passing through town. White's observations formed the basis for Rope and 
1 CONC Faggot: The Biography of Judge Lynch, published in 1929.
1 CONT
1 CONT White was assistant secretary of the NAACP from 1918 to 1929, when he 
1 CONC replaced Johnson as acting secretary. In 1931 Johnson decided not to 
1 CONC return to active leadership and White replaced him, presiding over the 
1 CONC organization during the Depression, New Deal, World War II, and the 
1 CONC Supreme Court's historic Brown v. Board of Education decision outlawing 
1 CONC school segregation.
1 CONT
1 CONT During his tenure White faced several crises. He opposed W. E. B. DuBois' 
1 CONC call for "black economic self-determination" as contrary to the 
1 CONC integrationist aims of the organization. Younger African American 
1 CONC intellectuals such as Abram Harris, Ralph Bunche, and E. Franklin 
1 CONC Frazier, while critical of the organization, joined White in criticizing 
1 CONC DuBois' plan for an economic "Negro Nation Within a Nation" scheme. 
1 CONC DuBois, the longtime editor of the organization's Crisis magazine, 
1 CONC resigned in protest in 1934.
1 CONT
1 CONT The young intellectuals supported, however, a 1934 internal report by 
1 CONC Abram Harris on "Future Plans and Programs of the NAACP" which called for 
1 CONC greater decentralization, more direct action, and class and labor 
1 CONC alliances between African Americans and white workers. White weathered 
1 CONC these criticisms of the traditional legal, political, and educational 
1 CONC strategies of the organization, and after 1935 he focused much of the 
1 CONC organization's energies toward a long, hard-fought, but ultimately 
1 CONC fruitless campaign to pass a national anti-lynching bill.
1 CONT
1 CONT Yet, as Ralph Bunche observed, White showed increased responsiveness to 
1 CONC the economic problems facing African Americans. He supported the 
1 CONC establishment of the Joint Committee on National Recovery, an umbrella 
1 CONC organization of several civil rights organizations monitoring the impact 
1 CONC of New Deal programs on African American life. Although a confidant of 
1 CONC first lady Eleanor Roosevelt and sympathetic to the social vision of the 
1 CONC New Deal, he criticized National Recovery Administration (NRA) and 
1 CONC Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA) policies and called for a 
1 CONC congressional investigation of racial discrimination in government 
1 CONC programs. In 1938 he urged President Franklin D. Roosevelt to extend 
1 CONC social security benefits to agricultural and domestic workers and to 
1 CONC amend the National Labor Relations Act to prohibit union discrimination. 
1 CONC He opposed the creation of a segregated African American division in the 
1 CONC United States Army and endorsed A. Phillip Randolph's March on Washington 
1 CONC Movement in 1940 and 1941.
1 CONT
1 CONT Critics charged that White was too close to the New Deal, that he failed 
1 CONC to build a mass base for his organization, and that his autocratic style 
1 CONC led him to view other African American organizations and leaders as 
1 CONC rivals rather than as potential allies. But it is clear that White was 
1 CONC devoted to bringing African Americans into the mainstream of American 
1 CONC life and that he shared the liberal, reformist aspirations of his age. 
1 CONC When he died, ten months after the historic Brown v. Board of Education 
1 CONC of Topeka, Kansas decision (1954), he had lived long enough to see the 
1 CONC legal basis of that exclusion overturned. He was a consistent and 
1 CONC articulate spokesman in the cause of human rights. 
1 CONT
1 CONT Associated Organizations
1 CONT
1 CONT Further Reading
1 CONT
1 CONT A Man Called White: The Autobiography of Walter White (1948) is the best 
1 CONC introduction to the NAACP leader's career. Brief biographical sketches 
1 CONC also appear in the Dictionary of American Negro Biography (1983) edited 
1 CONC by Rayford Logan and Michael Winston and in A Biographical History of 
1 CONC Blacks in America Since 1528 by Edgar A. Toppin (1969). White himself was 
1 CONC the author of Fire in the Flint (1924); Flight (1926); Rope and Faggot: 
1 CONC The Biography of Judge Lynch (1929); A Rising Wind: A Report of Negro 
1 CONC Soldiers in the European Theatre of War (1945); and How Far Is the 
1 CONC Promised Land (1955).
1 CONT Waldron, Edward E., Walter White and the Harlem Renaissance, Port 
1 CONC Washington, N.Y.: Kennikat Press, 1978. 
1 CONT White, Walter Francis, A man called White: the autobiography of Walter 
1 CONC White, Athens, GA: University of Georgia Press, 1995. 
1 CONT
1 CONT Source:  http://www.bookrags.com/biography/walter-francis-white/
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1 BIRT
2 DATE FEB 1857
2 PLAC Georgia
1 DEAT
2 DATE 4 JAN 1937
2 PLAC Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia
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1 CENS
2 DATE 3 APR 1930
2 PLAC Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia
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4 TEXT 6th ward, city of Atlanta, enumeration district [ED] 61-97, supervisor's district [SD] 4, sheet 4B, dwelling 65, family 65
5 CONT Residence:  129 Houston St., Atlanta, Georgia
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3 DATA
4 TEXT 6th ward, city of Atlanta, enumeration district [ED] 78, supervisor's district [SD] 5, sheet 11B, dwelling 212, family 289
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4 TEXT 6th ward, city of Atlanta, enumeration district [ED] 85, supervisor's district [SD] 5, sheet 10A, dwelling 230, family 230
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4 TEXT 6th ward, city of Atlanta, enumeration district [ED] 113, supervisor's district [SD] 5, sheet 11B, dwelling 194, family 280
5 CONT Residence:  101 Houston St., Atlanta, Georgia
1 OCCU
2 DATE BET 1870 AND 1920
2 PLAC Mail Carrier, U.S. Post Office
1 FAMS @F1@
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1 NAME Madeline /Harrison/
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2 DATE FEB 1864
2 PLAC Georgia
1 DEAT
2 DATE 18 JUL 1940
2 PLAC Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia
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4 TEXT 6th ward, city of Atlanta, enumeration district [ED] 61-97, supervisor's district [SD] 4, sheet 4B, dwelling 65, family 65
5 CONT Residence:  129 Houston St., Atlanta, Georgia
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4 TEXT 6th ward, city of Atlanta, enumeration district [ED] 78, supervisor's district [SD] 5, sheet 11B, dwelling 212, family 289
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4 TEXT 6th ward, city of Atlanta, enumeration district [ED] 85, supervisor's district [SD] 5, sheet 10A, dwelling 230, family 230
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5 CONT Residence:  101 Houston St., Atlanta, Georgia
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5 CONT Residence:  101 Houston St., Atlanta, Georgia
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