Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-22


Tho year year Negro ancestry
Nationally bronzsd American did
igs Increased he pre-
cedlng
duplicated in Minnesota wh.r. the Negro
Mnn"otan continued to obtain wider job opportunities
homes and Increase his savings lie became
caiiy. both on tho local and national levels,
Az the racial tensions
country publicity Of facuai than
given the nation whole picture Of the problem
majority OF the nations people changed
mon interest Of the eountrrn unity peace
Except for the backward Deep South Ne
es have improved their lot greatly during the past
tho South leadership Negro rising who will continue
really N behalf OF the country whole Each violation
spirit Of the Constitution makes that he
viii achieve freedom and nll citizenship during
fshap" he secs that the
time draws when those everything
because Of hi" color will be fun
The passive wisely and wa, nv m.
Negroes of Montgomery spread 1850 hrou IN. o
and way into South Africa conceived u. use
validity
can to remain in Hbervient position what hi. ability
right and contribution fas, losing running
out ON nations well individuals keep men down b
cause OF tho accident birth color
Minnesota with three municipal fair employment practice. lava
ana goo" state law and the large nubsr.
% majority group IN ending any racial restrictions In
Guiding private housing leads removal OF barriers
to Negro progress
u IN" Negro In mako advance. In ,m
posm"nt education politics. tho professions. re-
~" a,ssa forces. ""-'e n'"rn."re'
alone - " 's'" '" ''"
can he said with that today Mnn.ao., N.v,
man or woman who prepares aspire 20 almost snv
~ o DOOR That too OF young not eaz.
ha fact regreabe Of those OF ma n,r.r
a"n VINO have not convinced truth that op,or
'""'y " mere Tor him who will prepare perHeyera
Home ownership among Negroes all over the nation in ,o,a ,
increase In many because ghetto patterns
the hurried sellers number OF tp,o,,,. ,, -, -
Nego who seeks decent coorcd tI,sn f,, n,
So" Pay more Tor les" house than his white citizen but
''"P''" TN" handicap he continues acquire property
Minnesota Negroes because am eicarane, program, IN ,,,
w .e Two principal cities had housing prob,,. NJ
" mem nave been settled fairly spite OF the compile
''' members OF minority groups seeking houea IN. c,,,
or the problem the eser hor,. -.
mas been increasingly Understood by the real sa,. , 49,,
"''''k'Se pa""s and the building loans association.
. "'e tighter check that o.. .x,,
nn ,F mayors Commission Human Relations tho Min
' o'bah League and tho Minneapolis NAACp b,s ,.,, 80
level "f'' "E"''u"h ON tho state
me 81 Paul NAACP had already gotten the ~ Pan, e,, ,
- an open occupancy" ordinance which would pr,hnt
national origin ~ " INV '''' religion or
49,, W" NJ Paul measure passe. 90 good u,,o,, ,,,.
'" major political parties. u,Ir.to,. IN, .o..,,
ana sooner or later nd tho SANITY city Of racial a, rr
sno"e~-"hlch tho fostering ground. a, ,..,., a..
r"''x'""s hKotry MISUNDERSTANDING ~ ~
Inc same result will the state es.,,,r. anal. -,
'n 'TTn occupancy" bill which awaits SPONSOR. -
'e nave been 80 prorrr.. an, , ,
WV every dS ufe OF Minnesota would take nn n,,o.,,
page :" relate only portion them This year. rrrr s
confines itself more TO the picture than her,,on ~
sSnp"e OF tho entire situation TO coas, allow, ~
perspective ' "" '"k'
The fact that point Minnesota a. an rn.r,,
FACTOR IN human relations and nrrraca cooperation snrr n,
e" pride to this newspaper II IL hope Minnesota Nes..
oesn more agEreSsNey TO take advantage interest friend
and
ah ana In
the labor movement have had In tho group along
Yes strive to make ta,T .p,
each succeeding yea" one OF achievement progress