The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-03-17
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main until they see a way
out to balance them. Insight
gained through mass thought
processes, plus education to
see through accumulated ra-
cial decisions, mass emotional
stability to minimize racial
tensions might emerge sooner
than expected.
This, Is a circuns cribed idea
OF the writer, who has travel
led extensively in the solid
south and border states and
has observed both sides of
its nationwide dilemma. The
U. s. Supreme Court hurled
Il t gigantic desegregation
public school decision bomb
into fostering populated
sorespot that was unready to
receive the impact. The un-
cured White Supremacy neur-
oticS spurred by their leaders
trebled long standing tradi-
tons, whereby a breaking
point was out of the question.
All Of the jurisdictions in
yolved were secession states
during the Civil War. Tradi-
tons of their forfathers flash
ed apprehenSively from
smouldering flames into a
wild uncontrolled conflagra-
ton. The NAACP at once was
bounced upon as the organiz-
alton who caused the wild
flames to spread into a hum
an prairie fire, to date. will
be troublesome for construc.
TIVE and decisive leadership to
handle even on a base of
compromise, unless public OPP
inion is given a chance along
with columns of the press of
those Jurisdictions to call a
halt and reconsider the pomp
and power of White Suprem-
acy!
CURB MEDDLEING
OUTSIDERS
Outsiders of the east, north
and west should be informed,
If 1t is possible to restrain
them that solid south and
border states leaders are
ready to allay their constitu-
ents fears also curb racial re-
volt. This is advice from an
interested bystander, W h o
boldly asserts that informed
dleing by groups and individ-
ualS has caused this wild in
terracial fire to spread.
Palliation by either side is
out of the question. Sound
constructive reasoning aug
mented by Government agen-
cies OF the nation and states
affected could bring about
official interracial reconcillia.
ton. The above has been
preached realistically that
mistakes have been made
without provocation during
t h ] S indecisive indignation
turmoil.
Since World War II flames
that are now raging. before
then smouldering, treatment
of racial veterans became
hard to bear when they came
back to their homes in the
solid south and border states !
In addition to rebuffs from
longstanding traditions, the
CT Bill of Rights, which was
established by Congress for
all veterans regardless of
creed, color, race or national
origin, racial veterans were
given the runaround.
The NAACP came into the
picture and halted mistreat-
ment of racial veterans al
most on the verge of being
condoned by the Federal Gov
eminent. The above organiza-
ton should not be placated
as being a stalemate in any
manner when funds contri-
buted by members are lavish
ly expended to give aid and
legal comfort to distressed
men, women and children of
the solid south and border
states.
he flames now raging would
have remained smouldering
had not the NAACP crippled
the bull by the horns to re-
mind the world and nation
thatWhite Supremacy is a
monstrous scourge, which for
ever has to be abolished.
From that standpoint, the
NAACP has staged an incom-
parable role in this nations
history. To attain its obiec-
tive and preserve the achieve
r1ents already acquired, the
leadership must remain on
guard to discover inside un-
scrupulous maneuvering and
Vaccinations Of daring advo-
Gates Of White Supremacy.
ChieftainS of both political
parties have not yet come to
nnal understanding of how