A School History of the Negro Race in America From 1619 to 1890 With a Short I
A School History of the Negro Race in America From 1619 to 1890 With a Short I
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A colored boy taking a place as porter in a store at the same time with a white boy, may find the w 7 hite boy soon promoted to a clerkship, then to a partnership in the firm, if he is smart; but the colored boy remains, year after year, where he first commenced, no matter how worthy, no matter how competent. His lot is that of a menial; custom assigns him there, and in looking for clerks and partners he is not thought of by the white business man ; and thus, by the rigid laws of custom, he has... continually lost golden op- portunities to forge his fortune ; yet he has pros- pered in spite of this, and it bespeaks for him a su- perior manhood.
10 146 A SCHOOL HISTORY OF THE CHAPTER XXX.
RELIGIOUS PROGRESS.
Before the war, the colored people of the South worshipped mainly in the white churches, or in sep- arate churches usually ministered to by white pastors. But the colored people, naturally inclined to religion, soon developed preachers of their own. They com- posed their own music, which expressed, in tljeir own way, thanks and petitions to heaven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A colored boy taking a place as porter in a store at the same time with a white boy, may find the w 7 hite boy soon promoted to a clerkship, then to a partnership in the firm, if he is smart; but the colored boy remains, year after year, where he first commenced, no matter how worthy, no matter how competent. His lot is that of a menial; custom assigns him there, and in looking for clerks and partners he is not thought of by the white business man ; and thus, by the rigid laws of custom, he has... continually lost golden op- portunities to forge his fortune ; yet he has pros- pered in spite of this, and it bespeaks for him a su- perior manhood.
10 146 A SCHOOL HISTORY OF THE CHAPTER XXX.
RELIGIOUS PROGRESS.
Before the war, the colored people of the South worshipped mainly in the white churches, or in sep- arate churches usually ministered to by white pastors. But the colored people, naturally inclined to religion, soon developed preachers of their own. They com- posed their own music, which expressed, in tljeir own way, thanks and petitions to heaven.
What to read after A School History of the Negro Race in America From 1619 to 1890 With a Short I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E a Edward Augustus Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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