Arizona sun., 1963-02-21
Foreign Policy and Civil Rights VS.. Brotherhood

Foreign Policy ond Civil Rights VS. Brotherhood
must odnt some unhoppiness when think OF the
u S poyine considerable port Of the SUM from the u ~
to help form production in Cubo. ond believe
hot it's pleasant dose for the President when he hos
to mix it with the statements of editorial writer's
admit oso thot dc not KNOW what ustifies The
administration having the u participate in the fl
noncng of Agricultural aid by the u. NJ to Cubo and at
the time setting up bocode against vessels CORY
ing who-knowswhot to Cuba. But that cubo is
member Of the u NJ, oso is Russio whom we must
wotch hour otter hour and Cubons suffering from
shortage Of Agricultural production Also agricultural did
is of the of the u NJ its needy members.
whoever they There is difference between the u S.
the notion present very hostile to the Castro
nent which has gone into the Communist community
and is obbeting communism other governments on
this hemisphere and the U S. participating oction
member of the u NJ which ocon severely needed for
by the Cuban people whose notion oIso belongs to
the u. NJ
If npotter Of U. S aid in the Of Cey-
Ion, the U S. justfoby could ond undoubtedly would
withhold any did which might have been giving which
had been requested by the Cuban government This would
be offoir and not obligation fellow
Der Of the U. H. on authority what is or should be
foreign policy and the 0ozette editor hears foreign
but is oso capable of interpreting this into
u s. foreign policy So don't have any to oeree
with the editors conclusions in this particular Cubon not
ter ntnny Phoenix editorial expressions on u S.
IT, N. mottes Of policy They for those who by this
time enjoy this kind of agreement
But Saturdays 6ozette outburst on brotherhood wos
mastery example Of putting together contradictory op
ions The editorial is headed LITTLE BY LITTLE. BRO
THERf1OOD GAINS ! oeree thot we ore q long way
from world brotherhood but with the split between COM
nrnism and the socoled free world the world brother
hood eoP is growing constantly wider and with present
conditions Within notions within organized religions
within nnores brotherhood for-dstont hope. There
have been slow gains in civil rights but these eons
measure OF brotherhood they eons mode Through
educotion and persuasion fights discrimination all
fronts 1t isn't t1o simple Also if mony of the seIec
tons Of persons honored for their efforts BROTH
ehood is port OF the educotve process. it hos hordy
proved tho the NCCJ hos very deep insight regarding
brotherhood AS much both PuIion, popers have
cused n1nortes especially mine, of seeking together
ness when whot seek food, services. enteoin
where the Of the public" seeks these things
they cont to believe tho it the recognition Of
right to be part of the American public and not brother
hood not we desire Walter r. White. schooInote of
mine years oeo Atlanta University like grew up
the horrible doys of ynching and unconscio1bIe in
equoiy of provision Of public schools for Negroes that
most Negroes who went to high school forced tc poy
tuition ond probably boord ct private high schools loter
he become the Executive Secretary Of the NACP In
of his addresses White had this say 1T Negroes
alone who poy the price of such discrimination It is Am
erico itself"
WoIter White posed sonic years oeo and goins
have been mode since but this advice oprcPos
todoy than at the time when White uttered it.
W. A. Robinson