Emigration to Liberia An Address Delivered Before the American Colonization So
Emigration to Liberia An Address Delivered Before the American Colonization So
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Let the black man's slender self-respect stiffen by struggle, and his race pride gain by race effort. In the United States it is a curse to be black ; the highly educated negro is like a man without a country. Help him to make one for himself.
The African race has been pushed suddenly from the depths of bond- age to the highest liberty ; it has skipped centuries in the line of devel- opment. On its unaccustomed height it is confused; it is in its own way ; easily victimized by bad men, and trou...bles are inevitable.
Genuine progress is slow, and is the result not so much of struggle, as of successful struggle. The thing must not only be attempted, but it must be done, and there should be a century in which to do it.
8 When a Northern man recently asked me "Have the colored people improved in morals in the past ten years, " I asked him, " Has New Eng- land improved in morals in the past ten years ? " Every stage of civili- zation has its peculiar difficulties and nations forge slowly ahead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let the black man's slender self-respect stiffen by struggle, and his race pride gain by race effort. In the United States it is a curse to be black ; the highly educated negro is like a man without a country. Help him to make one for himself.
The African race has been pushed suddenly from the depths of bond- age to the highest liberty ; it has skipped centuries in the line of devel- opment. On its unaccustomed height it is confused; it is in its own way ; easily victimized by bad men, and trou...bles are inevitable.
Genuine progress is slow, and is the result not so much of struggle, as of successful struggle. The thing must not only be attempted, but it must be done, and there should be a century in which to do it.
8 When a Northern man recently asked me "Have the colored people improved in morals in the past ten years, " I asked him, " Has New Eng- land improved in morals in the past ten years ? " Every stage of civili- zation has its peculiar difficulties and nations forge slowly ahead.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S C Samuel Chapman Armstrong to read onlineMoreLess
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