Civil Rights
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It is to them the greatest boon on earth. It is to them the manna from heaven. They seek it as eagerly as did the Israelites seek the good gift of God which fed them from the clouds. Therefore, in negro schools which I established as military com- mander during the war I found that while I had plenty of school-boys with "shining morning faces, " there were none "creeping unwill- ingly to school. " They sprang to the school as to a feast; their advancement and acquirements were wonderful. And I ...shall move to recommit this l)ill, among other reasons, because I want time to consider whether upon the whole it is just to the negro children to put them into mixed schools, where, being in the same classes with the white chilldren, they may be kejit back by their Avhite confreres^ and not get on in learning as fast as they otherwise would. [Laugh- ter. ] I do not think there will be any difference in the races in the next generation. There may l)e unwilling colored school-boys then as there are unwilling white school-boys now in my own State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is to them the greatest boon on earth. It is to them the manna from heaven. They seek it as eagerly as did the Israelites seek the good gift of God which fed them from the clouds. Therefore, in negro schools which I established as military com- mander during the war I found that while I had plenty of school-boys with "shining morning faces, " there were none "creeping unwill- ingly to school. " They sprang to the school as to a feast; their advancement and acquirements were wonderful. And I ...shall move to recommit this l)ill, among other reasons, because I want time to consider whether upon the whole it is just to the negro children to put them into mixed schools, where, being in the same classes with the white chilldren, they may be kejit back by their Avhite confreres^ and not get on in learning as fast as they otherwise would. [Laugh- ter. ] I do not think there will be any difference in the races in the next generation. There may l)e unwilling colored school-boys then as there are unwilling white school-boys now in my own State.
What to read after Civil Rights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin F Benjamin Franklin Butler to read onlineMoreLess
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