A Little Journey to Tuskegee
A Little Journey to Tuskegee
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I once asked a Tech Professor if cigarette smoking was compulsory in his Institution. "Yes, " he replied, "but the rule is not strictly enforced, as I know three students who do not smoke. " Tuskegee stands for order, system, cleanliness, industry, courtesy and usefulness. There are no sink-holes around the place, no "back- yards. " Everything is beautiful, wholesome and sanitary. All trades are represented. The day is crammed so full of work from sunrise to sunset that there is no time for com...plaining, misery or fault-finding three things that are usually born of idleness. At Tuskegee there are no servants. All of the work is done by the students and teachers everybody works everybody is a student, and all are teachers.
10 a Xittle Souwes We are all teachers we teach by example, and all students who do good work are good teachers.
When the Negro is able to do skilled work, he has ceased to be a problem he is a man. The fact that Alexander Dumas was a Negro does not count against him in the world's assize.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I once asked a Tech Professor if cigarette smoking was compulsory in his Institution. "Yes, " he replied, "but the rule is not strictly enforced, as I know three students who do not smoke. " Tuskegee stands for order, system, cleanliness, industry, courtesy and usefulness. There are no sink-holes around the place, no "back- yards. " Everything is beautiful, wholesome and sanitary. All trades are represented. The day is crammed so full of work from sunrise to sunset that there is no time for com...plaining, misery or fault-finding three things that are usually born of idleness. At Tuskegee there are no servants. All of the work is done by the students and teachers everybody works everybody is a student, and all are teachers.
10 a Xittle Souwes We are all teachers we teach by example, and all students who do good work are good teachers.
When the Negro is able to do skilled work, he has ceased to be a problem he is a man. The fact that Alexander Dumas was a Negro does not count against him in the world's assize.
What to read after A Little Journey to Tuskegee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hubbard Elbert to read onlineMoreLess
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