1. T. Thomas Fortune
... 's successor the NAACP. Fourtune's personal life, as well took a turn for the worse. In 1907 he suffered a mental collapse, undoubetdly the culmination of the economic and psychological presures that had beset him for years. He increasingly grew disillusioned with the prospect of racial uplift, resigning the presidency of the National Afro-American Council in 1904. " I have reached the conclusion that the ... ...
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