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American history

the term, from Logan, for the period after Reconstruction, about 1877 to 1901, when conditions for Black Americans reached their lowest point.

In American history, nadir of American race relations refers to the term, from Logan, for the period after Reconstruction, about 1877 to 1901, when conditions for Black Americans reached their lowest point. This meaning comes from Logan (1954) in The Negro in American life and thought.[1]

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  1. Logan, R. W. (1954). The Negro in American life and thought. Dial Press. Open Library record

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