Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-22

We oresee problems In negrad society which
complex than those facing today struggle for the
rights which feel insnctvey should be with birth
The problem of what the Negro and
how that win affect him In larger diverse and complex
plsxss which will occupy leaders educators
tss socoogs and all eoncernsed with the quality Of the life
men lead. internally and externally
by Negro segs
CATION and desegregation. is apparent even
In Columbia, South Carolina white fighting
that bIgoed
Negroes themselves FEELING
white man before they can truly be free.
with honesty courage no Negroes they
bought propaganda that Negroes
feo until Nsxroe. actually BELIEVE they inferior
the the Big Lie from the white preachers
Savetne who did the bidding Of the slave and preached
that Negroes
countless numbers Of Negroes much that Frederick Douglas
great the hardest fighting
abolish convince Negroes that they equal
speaking tho program
Negro leader Elliot pursuing the
limo thought need for the Negro to feel free the
presence of others
!. difficult a Negro 20 groups
DO taught think to free
this
serious confusion Negroes Congressman Charles
pggs Michigan colleagues
Of History
and In remsrss he a poem by
Borders descgregaton
lana entitled Il Am Somebody"
poem - Negro
the achievements individuals
Of the race In various walks Of hfc
To these projections OF tho Negro personality we would add an
confusion the local NAACP
the question supporting Negro business
spending NAAcP funds with them whenever possible
tho argument that this anntegnton and the
NAAcp could afford record with such policy
Although seemingly diverse all OF these
part running
gro group psychology today.
Tho Negro does N equality man.
The Negro feels impeled to himself
This eompuison To himself often at his
pcnse since the Negroes salvation economically, politically
si heavily dependent group advance
ment
purpose recalling history
achievements by Negroes not to Justify the Negroes demand to
equal rights under the law and opportunity,
NrEroes treasure sojourucr Truth than
u because closely
hr IL dcnd her rEhtfu place the prevailing history
day u responsibility
tho outstanding
nothing uphft mankind
per,shabe humanity Il equal treat
mont under the law and to equal opportunity and to give less
reflects the denying t. rather than the
msking the that the Negro bought
white bill % goods H. tho nferorty Of the Negr
and expressed
dsassaOn with the Negro Indignation preferably
exclusive basis the "eay Negro with the other Negroes
a minority with whites
feeling equal Tor the
prove" prejudice the
groups
wetareas POin, the increasing
charitable groups which prromnanty aiding
deny specifically to aid Negroes
| Negro sources Of support,
Of spending money remain.
eCoron,,
and has chance Of back hrcoHse
question Involving counter prcjnccs subsidy public
rrlatiens confusion who
business Institution place
pahhcscd
At the u all suspect. the
bn OF which sold himself
shaving fellow man and which he then sd TO the Nero 4, keen
somebody" entitled
| freedom.
As with many the things which Negro
self like spelling n
democracy himself and the hestAnt
here something uan-spcn
cut the meaning OF the ~vr the tmTer,ShAee
kind which make. all The because
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