Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-11-29
Wanted
Another Booker 7. Washington

Another Booker I. Washington
The paramount need of Negro Americans is intelli-
gent realistic and wise leadership The serious lack of
it is in small way responsible for the shockingly dis
graceful and tragic state of race relations in our country
today
In the absence of the wisdom and craftsmanship
of Booker T. Washington coupled with the rise of pre-
ferred status of the socastc philosophy of the WEB
Dubois school of thought one may readily understand
why relations between Negro and white Americans
dropped to the lowest level in years.
And too, an Grant government is in small way
responsible for the theological and organizational
of than three decades of red agitation and
propaganda to split America prelude to conquest
Through governmental default the virus of commu-
nism was allowed to spread, taking firm hold pri-
mary the Negro intelgentsia Fortunately the vast
majority of the frank and file" Negro Americans did
fall for the empty talk of the reds follow the treach
path suggested to them by the intellectual dupes
An examination of the official records of govern
ment agencies Investigating communism in America
shows that the majority of Negroes and their white
allies who engaged in agitating and stirring up racial
unrest have been engaged in advancing the
cause of communism. Some of them have record
spanning than four decades of activity in the
When the cheat on, many of these agitators
went into hiding. Now that the Supreme Court has
created ideal climate for red activity, they have
into the open again. There were others who work.
ed either openly covery to scute the internal Sc
cury for fear of being caught in its vseke
Jaws Still others gently chided the reds to appear
ing to scutte and defeat every security
At time have these Negro eftists ever cooperat-
ed with the government in genuine effort against the
red conspiracy Significantly Investigating committees
for have avoided calling Negro leftists to
testify under OATH Perhaps the may be found
In the political consequences of hue and cry of "Ne
gro persecution that is almost certain to be raised It
to that fear of the tag antiNegro bias kills
automatically any idea Of conducting thorough in
vestigation of subversve activities among Negroes.
Thus color and race" becomes stopper to nvestiga-
ton declared taboo by the reds.
The reds always considered the Negro intellectual
shallow, SUPERFICIAL and "phony" who could easily
fegned nterracalsm and deceptive program the reds
were able to win Negro ntelectuals The red
carpet rolled out for those Negroes considered very
important to the Party In this category fall editors,
coumnists of newspapers key officers in important Ne
gro organizations, college university professors
tists entertainers and labor leaders. Sometimes the
red carpet treatment consisted of invitations to the
home of wealthy white communist for cocktails and
and exchange of views with few prominent persons
At other times the full treatment is given This con-
sists of food, booze and sex. The Communist Party
has always had dedicated band of white women spec
tally trained for this phase of communist activities
In order to subvert and win the so-caled "Ne-
gro masses" white communists, fellow travellers and
their liberal friends invaded the Negro community Join
ed Negro organizations helped to form organizations for
Negroes ostensiby to flight for Negro rights" these
invaders, posing friends, nothing but political
soldiers" of aien-directed army under orders to
entrap and the Negro It to the everlasting credit
of the Negro masses" that they quickly through
the phony activities of these treacherous white CARPET
baggers.
careful check into the background of the promi-
nent Negro agators reveals the startling fact that
many of them able to 60 through various colleges
and universities grants from foundations set up by
white phianthropists. Another startling fact is that
most of them have lived all their adult life the larges
sc of white eftsts, liberals, bleednghearts do-good-
ers and phianthropists. They have no feeling, no
sympathy, no understanding for the Negro masses To
them, the masses merely something to step
ping stone to self-advancement. Integraton is some
thing that they want to put over for sinister reason
However they find it difficult to achieve without using
the muscle of the down below.
Negro American must sooner or later face the fact
that the Negro leaders of the NAACP and their Negro
red supporters constitute cheap synthetic leadership
distilled in the laboratory of white persona whose mo-
tves suspect.
Never the need for the leadership ofsnen of the
caliber of Booker T. Washington more glaringly re-
vealed than in the so-called Summit Conference" at
the Hotel Raleigh in Washington D. c., May 1920 1853
AT this conference, approximately 400 Negro big
wigs gathered in what was widely publcized Con
ference OF leaders aimed at finding way resolve the
grave crisis in race relations Many persons expected
tnat important and momentous decisions would arise
out OF the discussions Such expectations were stirred