Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-07-07
REMARKS BY ALBIN KREBS


can tell 1s ne~ ~S ms 0o the NcP
that their previous attitudes toward Ne So cs o TO o o4
ed f r dn an unme series of disturbing Incidents that have
dod nave done am speaking of the tactics and mtmdang
Many good people in Mississippi thought did
sentence extremely and unfair We would have liked to have
done something about it. But proved
the slightest interest in the fate of Willie MCGEE All the
Of and at the same time thoroughly aenated the thousands good
Something ep W M a9 oa'o% w honestly wanted to do
Because of the hvsera macbnaon Of tb ivi Rbt c
the NACP will have convincing ssippan
that Negroes deserve better anyone
by his fellow soutbeers mostly because
xbo wan se S Justice 3 ba
You simple cannot s o the ' Ku ' K1 kaa
by using ku Kux K1an methods Neither the
Organizations served the purposes of the
the which ha for afb
intelligent manner within the law '''''' ming - on
Despite this major setback unbelievable the
locks though that will be continued
by all honest liberals There always have
umph democracy LIQUID thing protects
South e right say he will fight the END Segregation tae
schools there until the end-a9d . mean an it
to- Su s E that Se Ra6 %ben 6 find fs y
That's peculiar aspect Southern
EPARATE each state We bud
two different colleges set up different two separate
faculties and conduct classes student bodies
And that's in section of country in which the people
the lowest Of u.s. though realize that
to the problem improving educational standards the South
ing the h money available thny over several supported schools
in favor of large and powerful educational plants
slowly
the to do to work down. from the graduate and professional
that qualified Negroes the and schools
that they out and work their people those
You can't divorce educational inequality
equality improved
for the Southern Negofor all Americans No could dispute the
that improved Of education for all people will the
of all of US.
Civil equality linked closely Intelligent
will begin Negroes and them the rights they
the law when they that Negroes improved themselves
able vigorously withstand the legal attacks White
Supnasts who seek the black
of equal protection under equal law
would like this point to make recommendations
NAACP continue its struggles Negroes admitted
that earned the confidence Southern
NAACP continue its efforts the
organizations type of that
that of
millions of Americans as it has done well in the
At the want that
discouraged when educational inequality
After long and bitter uggleone that involved just
laws which can never alone change shameful system of injustice
and bitter struggle with their
have abandoned the bnd traditions of
forefathe they have thought out this sad business Inequality
democracy and they've the
evidence already spoken
And there decent the South and
to the crimes and nuste of those who
to continue allow mstreatmen of fellow
It's not pleasant task at times but think its
the long and the bes of few who don't think
who opposing the
and snal-mnded and afraid no longer bother
that strong and number chosen
continue to speak out cry out against mans nhumny
man, II necessary from now unto eternity.
These not idle deastic promises patudes