St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-18

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During periods newspaper engaged in
rovers number of phone calls Some
of them and come from craco others are from
persons usually honestly
sided question: today as it
the Emancipation Proclamation
about the cracpots but those Of good
purpose honestly dsurbedworry us
their and address and often their
when they know not in agreement with
good there meeting of minds
In conversations with those we perceive to nave troubled
good will struck most with
of they have of the Negro and the
problem whole.
Usually they begin their personal
Often they disturbed because they
Negro go They
be Negroes had their schools and neghbor
hoods"
They repeat such hog-wash as:
adjusting Why do Negroes want every
thing a happy" Negroes would be
happy II wasn't for the agatOrs north"
of what people who otherwise well informed say
question based hafmyths emotional uni
rrevelent notions
have commended that while the American
perhaps individual the world (unl sput
completely the fundamental questions
ignorant what his legitimate goals
The outstanding exceptions the scholars who man the
the graduates of the universities
those intellectually curious whites who have discovered the Negro
northern southerners. In
press celebrating its 1ssd anniversary
thinking and plan
reader of this press will majority Negroes
want ability citizenship
izen-to prove his worth to educate MS FAMILY ana assume the
good such opportunity Negroes
will succeed brethren, they
good bad and Indifferent depending upon suc FACTORS as
factors that make
champion other simple plodder.
average person exposed of the ITO
papers complete his education for
the aspirations of the American
Negro.
cipaon citizenship of the country which he lives
responsibilities which he already has assumed to
degree unknown fol an people.
responsibility educating the majority of
belongs shoulders the Negro himself This difficult
task because the Negro as group does not directly control many
Therefore he
woey getting public relations program to
majority knowledge about the contributions aims
andh hopes of the American of color is
years information about the
American Negroes the well equipped libraries was so limited
the from that he
seriously handicapped and almost ignorant the subject
The daily press has only in the past two decades began to DO its job
in this
Even the Negro who to by
majority group members mbued with and indocnaed with the
theory the master and all others would
instances became ndoctrnated with
theory This for the subsconscous feeling of
Negroes better than anything blacka feeling
many deny vehementy
this instances has been that the American
Negro taught
Republic
ocracy they
liberty justice white
society
cumbersome impediments in his path
problem develops when the American realizes
approaches aduhood that white people have reservations
granting equality
finds people actually night and day and
getting the of his
political social but they all add giving
Negro opportunity
causing problem easily
prestige respect many its world markets.
things the editor of like this attempts to
explain happen white
Intellectually prob
Every point
white whole woefuy
the and future the Negro
the o s
Pacific which
problem, propelled
problem
this s Lord mercy Amerca-Cecil
They Serve Well
That there Mysteries involved the Negroes de-