Classifier Instance:

Anchor text: State Department
Target Entity: United_States_Department_of_State
Preceding Context: In 1950, the
Succeeding Context: denied Robeson a passport and issued a "stop notice" at all ports, effectively confining him within the US. Robeson was not allowed to travel to Canada or Mexico, countries that US citizens could visit without a passport. Far from seeking to revoke his US citizenship and deport him, the FBI and state department records indicate that the US government believed that a blacklisted existence inside the US borders would offer Robeson less freedom of expression than his presence internationally would. When Robeson and his lawyers met with officials at the State Department and asked why it was "detrimental to the interests of the United States Government" for him to travel abroad, they were told that "his frequent criticism of the treatment of blacks in the United States should not be aired in foreign countries"—it was a `family affair'." When Robeson inquired about being re-issued a passport, the State Department declined, citing Robeson's refusal to sign a statement guaranteeing "not to give any speeches while outside the U.S."
Paragraph Title: Blacklisted and passport confiscation (1950-1955)
Source Page: Paul Robeson

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