... . They moved to Jacksonville when Randolph was two years old. At Cookman Institute, he and his brother graduated at the top of their classes. In 1911, he traveled to New York with a friend, secretly hoping to become an actor. At that time, Harlem had a great fervor going on. Part of two migrations were going on, the southern blacks and the other ... , European immigrants. Because of this, there were tremendous ethnic diversity going on. Randolph took classes at City College and instead of doing what he wanted to do he listened to his parents and went into politics instead of acting. Durin...

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