America's Working People
America's Working People
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" I asked. " We would have the conductor tell him to get back where he belonged, and if he didn't move mighty lively, we would slam him out. Last year I helped dispose of a man of that kind, and we handled him pretty rough." "But," I remarked, looking across the aisle, " there is a negro woman over there. Nobody seems to object to her." " Oh," he explained, " she's just a nurse. Nobody minds that." " In other words," I said, " if a negro, no matter how low, comes in as a servant, you are ready ...to sit next to her; but if an educated negro comes in as an equal, you will mob him." " Yes," he replied, without any sign of feeling, "that's about the size of it We won't have negroes putting on airs." This man was not especially fine in his fibre, and his view might be thought to represent that of the rougher Digitized by VjOOQ IC The Negro as a Citizen 115 dement. But the other incident I shall relate is of a manufacturer of the finer type, morally and religiously.
He was speaking to me of the principal and teachers of Scotia Seminary, the Northern Presbyterian school for coloured girls in his town of Concord, N.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I asked. " We would have the conductor tell him to get back where he belonged, and if he didn't move mighty lively, we would slam him out. Last year I helped dispose of a man of that kind, and we handled him pretty rough." "But," I remarked, looking across the aisle, " there is a negro woman over there. Nobody seems to object to her." " Oh," he explained, " she's just a nurse. Nobody minds that." " In other words," I said, " if a negro, no matter how low, comes in as a servant, you are ready ...to sit next to her; but if an educated negro comes in as an equal, you will mob him." " Yes," he replied, without any sign of feeling, "that's about the size of it We won't have negroes putting on airs." This man was not especially fine in his fibre, and his view might be thought to represent that of the rougher Digitized by VjOOQ IC The Negro as a Citizen 115 dement. But the other incident I shall relate is of a manufacturer of the finer type, morally and religiously.
He was speaking to me of the principal and teachers of Scotia Seminary, the Northern Presbyterian school for coloured girls in his town of Concord, N.
What to read after America's Working People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Barzillai Spahr to read onlineMoreLess
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