The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-08-15
Where Do We Go from Here?

Where Do We Go from Here?
In the family of American labor the Negro
Legitimate child offspring of immortality
Of prosperity he has been denied benefits Today
standing in anoalo position shifting
and hating between var opinions The structure which stands
is temporary must be down The Negro
where Therefore ask quo vad where do from here?
OF the Negroes the United today self
evident truth that 50 bores that proper
ton being unsked The aggregated capital the whole
pavey small that of the other racial groups that for
he will category of laboe the exploited
fore from this angle alone presently concerned
The South from time memoa has been the background of the
Negro aborer The Negroes
practically made the until recently nseparable
solvent in the cotton industry in the sixteenth century where he
appeared slave and human cha cultvatng the ver fleece
and eapg nothing from its fruon Since his emancipation he has
still enriched the Golfers of the South by his serfdom production
IT the commodity receiving pace for his services and
time slowly but surely renq,ng the freedom and liberty
Il by the I4h Ind 15th Negro
poorly paid subject in the labor especially
yagg Is day for receiving
in food and ramnt such Failing get substantial foohold
in the Souths cotton fields failing agiae his fellows the
injustice of all failing grasp the situation of his capital
site captains he remains for all beneficial purposes himself useless
and indispensable to the South and her magnate Where do
70 from here? VW
day is dawning the horizon Of things The
Negro is in demand in other avenues of labor has been
created the labor by the exodus of the aboer Over
have returned their native lands the of the arisc
modern Macedonian from bleeding Europe has been Come
help And her America heard the and left the Column
shores back the fabric of their mother land and still
day The the labor system each day expands
ngeris the egran standing the barred Ellis Island
Instead he with the pack his back leaving the
.oboken. Farewell the Negro fill his shoes Why? Be
white dignity labor would
= rye to do it" and George
with the nensying of racial friction and poor pay
aJ
81 the Southern Negro He here stay There plenty of
him do The signs of the times point the indication that
= racial groups will be received To the contrary and
legislation concerning immigration points the conclusion that
Sam does groups within his fair boundaries that
and gue of civilization and them their
III Neither he those who bring their household
Ha to absorb the civilization, namely Japan and China
e the of the labor question: both the North and in
stands the inevitable and ndubabe Negro Where does he
e nthere?
1.-THE SHIFTED STATUE OF THE AMERICAN NEGRO IN
HE LABOR WORLD IMPERATIVELY CALLS FOR NEW
0LICIES, NEW PLANS, NEW PROPAGANDA THESE MUST
DINE FROM OUR LEADERS, WHO EVER THEY ARE. SO
ETY SOCIk CONVENTIONS AND THE PSYCHOLOGY OF
e GROUPS CALLS FOR TEACHINGS AND DIRECTION OF
ENTITIES FROM THE CLASSES. 1T MUST BE THEN ABB
5RBED BY THE MASSES: WHERE MUST THEY TELL US
aGo FROM HERE2
SHALL NEGRO force his way the gigantic organization
the American Federation OF Labor with her consolidated we'll
tabor union he seize the Red Flag of the Socialists and
he attempt organize his dordered ranks !?
nng from the analogy of political experience which is
edo all
Negro has tried the Republican party and time
where he stood He fixed quantity, therefore that
his loss allowed his constitutional rights to be taken