"11 a.m. Sunday is most segregated hour" (1952)

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Keyes does a good job on "good loser," but without specific  cites. Here's a
cite I didn't produce before:
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_National  Pro League Looks Like Notre Dame Roster; Old 'Rock' Would Smile to
See Bergman  in New Berth; Strickler Writes Of Great of Grid Who Moved to
Pros And the  Stories He Tells Read Just Like Fiction _
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The Washington  Post (1877-1954). Washington, D.C.: Aug 15, 1943. p. R2 (1
page)
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"Show me a good loser," he used to say, "and I will show you a  failure."
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Keyes has "Eleven o'clock Sunday morning is the most segregated hour in
America" from the Newspaperarchive cite of April 28, 1953. It's before MLK, Jr.
said it.
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_WORSHIP  HOUR FOUND TIME OF SEGREGATION_
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New York Times  (1857-Current file). New York, N.Y.: Nov 4, 1952. p. 26 (1
page)
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Eleven o'clock Sunday morning--when most Protestant churches are holding
worship services--was designated yesterday as the "most segregated time" in
America by Dr. Helen Kenyon, former moderator of the Congregational-Christian
Churches.
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Addressing the annual Christian Frontiers forum of the Women's Society of
Riverside Church, Dr. Kenyon said that interracial churches were like "oases in
a great desert." She declared that American Protestantism tended to maintain
the  "status quo" and to shy away from "new neighbors and new ways of living."
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Dr. Kenyon is chairman of the policy committee of the Department of United
Church Women of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U. S.  A.
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_Anti-Communism  Fight More Serious Than Many Realize, Says Mrs. Bethune(2)_
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MARY McLEOD Bethune. The Chicago Defender  (National edition) (1921-1967).
Chicago, Ill.: Sep 26, 1953. p. 11 (1  page)
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Someone has said that eleven o'clock Sunday morning is the most segregated
hour in the week. It is our church hour!!

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