The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-12

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(, ---Ae, Dhilosos-: .i,esz,-re and a., Al preser,
~ are zoctng ii'i.- - ~hz' "a coze BY Negrc
ssz~<rs ~Ao II t-s.F CAP struggled zgains, ruues-
--s aarcicaSe 70 ls-z-. across ne path o.; tn0s-
-1 face the rccerr World
A1rneT reason tcE ,s!s Jack 81 appreciation -
~ y Negro = 'oo much ar:.s; 10 appreciate
= without trzla.rg ~ Ne@ro car move mliii,udes
ASA sung Histr.oric zol.ty j. az natEYai the Ne
nat he u 4c', before he knows IL With III
4raition 70 portray lko4gh, OIL the canvass The
>~zTl energies ffou the din gh' u his sequestersd
sr-~rt only 10 . odd .1si he is already painter
Ai BAT sponianecgsly ~ Negro can unfold his soul
y sn@TDle and bronze Findings ~ Atfca testify u
fAls estimate most e!oQueai.s and such achieve
al-Lts II Sezroes ,eyond The borders Of that con-
n@ri not to - despised
Herein, however, e both weakness and strength
he with esiheiic bent should not think that
~ ass reached the End 81 ais development merely
~ s1s~ his talent has been discovered and appre-
lated In such al attitude lies the danger u med-
~th gif' she does intend that he should cease
- -fr4xge IN order 20 bring into strength and
guilty OF hiding his talent and losing that which he
once seemed tO~nare for every one that hath
shall be given and he shall have abundance but
from him that hath not shall be taken away even
iaa; vhi ne hath" Ia these words Is written the
history 3: many Negro artist who misunderstood
NJ cal - struggle in order reach the heights
Tn. Negro artist become discouraged
secaas% u having 10 face difficulties The worlds
rsafss. ar'lsts achieved a rule In great dis
tF~ss Only those who happened get the ear OF
eeneyolea, despots who granted them annuties and
proclaimed them 20 the world have found something
Ike the bed Of In day OF social leveling
men no, seeking the public good The individual
II lookirg for himself forgets the genius who
has divine message. The Negro artists must find
10 pines aen in self-abnegation Although he may
never ENJOY luxury and ease he can do much 10 make
himself ard others happy By contributing at sacr
hc~ - III cultural and ennobling things OF life.
4 poor write more beautiful poem
than one who IL surfeited The man in the hove
conaposes more charming song than the in the
palace The painter In the ghetto gets inspira-
ton !or striking painting than his landlord
can appreciate. The III fed sculptor lives more
aburdanily than the millionaire who purchases the
expression Of thought in marble and bronze For the
negro then the door OF opportunity IS wide open.
L., him prepare enter this field where competi-
ion Is NJ handicap. In such sphere he may learn
70 lead he world while keeping pace with II In the
dereioumenf Of the material things OF life