Arkansas State press., 1943-01-08
Career Of Noted Scientist Ended By Death
EDITORIAL
BITING THE HAND
THAT FEED HIM

'Racial Supremacy, Incorpo-
'ated" has been successful enough
% secure the service Of another
Negro agent, Warren
Brown, Phi. d.. Philandering
Demon, Director Of Race Re-
Iation, Council for Democracy.
whatever that isl. Mr.. Brown
comes out in behalf of Racial
Supremacy, Inc, when he appoints
himself without authority to warn
the Negro Press and releases q
bombardment of attacks against
his own defense, by attacking tho
Negro Press thru the columns OF
Saturday Review and later repro.
duced in January issue of the Read
ers Digest.
In the first place, Warren Brown
demonstrated his insincerity in
warning the Negro Press when he
chose to write for white folks. He
knows that Negroes in abundance
do not read either one Of the pub
locations, and neither do white PEG
pie in abundance read Negro pa
pers. Why didn't Brown choose
the Negro Press tc warn tho
Press?
"Mest Negro Newspapers are
what they condemn the most
prejudiced whites for being.
They foster segregation ny be-
ing conscious first and
American sedond. They plAy
up news that portrays the Negro
at his worst; when they pub
lish news Of the white COM
munity it is generally an &C.
count of the white man at his
worst. They seize upon every
incident that can be used to
breed ill-will tetween the races
In season and out, they pres
ent distorted, dishonest pic
ture of America and Of the
progress and opportunity Of the
Negro init. !" Says DIR. Brown
Again Warren Brown proves
that he is an agent for ssRacial
Supremacy, Inc.,r or, he doesn't
know what he is talking about. He
says, the Negro is race conscious
first, and American second. Evsry
flnan in Ane1iee Inosx that W
Negrosis 10 1900 X.
principles 81 n ktry. ~ W
I even rstsy3ed to- IN Americas
| first and Negro second, the Ameri
can Negro. Does not the Honor
able DR.. Warren Brown know
that? The Negro Press presents
a dishonest picture Of America.
just what does he mean? II he ID
a representative of the Council Of
Democracy, he should know the
true picture of America. He
knows Americas theory, and he
should know Americas practices.
ut is true that the Negro
does not yet, everywhere in the
United State receive adequate
justice.
"But the kind Of justice for
which the Negro strives is IN
doubtediy delayed by the Negro
Press. Its inflamatory attempts
to indicate that the Negro new
err gets fair treatment, its ef-
forts to use his misfortunss,
not TO get justice but to arouse
more racialism---make the GO.
ing more difficult for that great
majority OF white and black who
are working for a more even
handed treatment Of the Negro
not as a Negro but as an Ameri-
cam continues Mr.. Brown.
Mr.. Brown has proven Just how
dangerous an educated Uncle Tom
an he Mr.. Brown knows just
now much justice the Negro would
receive were it not for the Negro
Press. He knows well that the few
Who are striving to bring even
landed treatment to the Negro as
IN American citizen are motivated
~ the Negro Press. And too IS
he would divert from his Uncle.
romism for second to face the
tark realization of his own plight
le would admit that he would be %
'itiful specimen bf humanity il
he Negro Press even with its i'm
DIRECTIONS had not established a
Ight that put him where he is TO-.
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