St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-03-22

foresee problems ntegraed society which
than those facing today struggle for the
which feel instnctvely should be with birth
The problem Negro
that win affect him larger diverse and complex
society he win affect others will be of the
pees which win occupy leaders educators minister's psycha
ss socoogists and ooncemsed quality
lead internally and externally
The by Negro
cation and degeneration Is apparent even now
In Columbia South Carolina white fighting rights
Negroes bgod state
Negroes "mancpae FEELING inferior to the
white man" before they can truly be free
with honesty courage, Negroes they
bought white that Negroes in
Negroes actually BELIEVE they inferior"
Tracing origin Big white preachers
saerme who did the bidding the preached
slavery mission
white he points that this accepted by
countless Negroes much that Frederick Douglas
aboonit said the hardest job he had in fighting to
abolish to convince Negroes that they equal
Speaking program culbeson
Negro leader Elliot d. Turnage pursuing the
line of thought need for the Negro to feel free in the
presence of others
1T difficult for Negro to into certain groups and feel
Negro taught think and to feel free"
he said
another which think demonstrates this
Negroes Charles C.
Michigan called his colleagues attention the House
Representatives to the annual observance of Negro History Week
his remarks he read by the
william Holmes Borders of the dsegregaon leaders of At
lanta, Ga, entitled Il Am Somebody"
The poem IA theme N Negro culture
Significance OF individuals
o race n walks of life
projections Negro personality,
caused in the local NAACP board
meeting when the question OF supporting Negro people
spending NAACP funds with them whenever possible
argument this antnegmuon and the
NAACP could not afford to 20 on record with such policy
Although seemingly all Of these expressions to
mhamoniOus thread running through Ne
gro group psychology today.
Negro his equality with the white
The Negro feels mpeled to prove himself;
This compulsion prove himself is often at his
sats-e is sun heavily dependent advance
ment
purpose recalling Negro history acknowledging
achievements by Negroes not to justify the Negroes demand to
equal rights the and to equal opportunity
Negroes Soourncr
closely
denied her righu place In the prevailing history
books the day, responsibility to correct that
But II the Negro had spawned outstanding
would m have its mpeshaole humanity to enhue 1t to equal treat
under the law and equal opportunity and to give less
reflects the denying It. rather than on the group denied
mistalng the Negro bought the
goods the nferouy the Negro much
that the Negroes drives and goals almost all expressed terms
Of ASSASSINATION with the Negro group and indignation preferably
exclusive the "ony Negro with the other Negroes
\ in a minority, whites.
feeling entitled" equal he contends
Negro feels he prove" his lack OF prejudice the
the Advancement
welfare point the increasing number
groups give prcdomnanty aiding
specifically Ncgroes which
non-Negro sources Of support
II spending money
circulation about and thus cnChcs the immediate
has chance coming become
question involving counter prciudccs subsidy public
relations confusion who supports the
business or institution in the first place the Negro community
the occasional high puhucred donation outside
At the II ALL sun the white th
bin OF goods which he sold himself
shaving fellow which he then sold the Negro
him enchanted somebody" entitled
fTce,oni
g As with the things which the Negro
self like spelling the Of Constitution
democracy himself the observation-disclosures white
here something white
out the meaning the word the impershable dignity
kind which makes all the most because and th
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