Man Or Baboon
Man Or Baboon
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* * * The negro, in fact, is shift- less, shameless, brutal, deceitful, dishonest, untruthful, revengeful, ungrateful, immoral. * * * Left to himself, the negro is an in- evitable enemy of progress. Left to himself, he IS a savage everywhere. He is worse than a savage in name and in fact, as in Africa ; a savage in fact, as in Hayti ; a savage in name and in fact, as m some portions of the South ; a savage in fact in the North * * * As a race they have proved themselves incapable of intellectua...l culture. Their dull African brains are incapable of receiving the education which makes the white race the dominant race of the world. The brand of inferiority placed upon the black man by the eternal God four thou- sand years ago has been indelible, irremova- ble, everlasting. It was placed there to stay and has stayed. It was placed there by God, and God has kept it there. * * * It is not his black skin alone that distinguishes the negro from the white man as it is his black nature. The negro does not improve his con- dition because he has no respect for himself, without which progress is impossible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* * * The negro, in fact, is shift- less, shameless, brutal, deceitful, dishonest, untruthful, revengeful, ungrateful, immoral. * * * Left to himself, the negro is an in- evitable enemy of progress. Left to himself, he IS a savage everywhere. He is worse than a savage in name and in fact, as in Africa ; a savage in fact, as in Hayti ; a savage in name and in fact, as m some portions of the South ; a savage in fact in the North * * * As a race they have proved themselves incapable of intellectua...l culture. Their dull African brains are incapable of receiving the education which makes the white race the dominant race of the world. The brand of inferiority placed upon the black man by the eternal God four thou- sand years ago has been indelible, irremova- ble, everlasting. It was placed there to stay and has stayed. It was placed there by God, and God has kept it there. * * * It is not his black skin alone that distinguishes the negro from the white man as it is his black nature. The negro does not improve his con- dition because he has no respect for himself, without which progress is impossible.
What to read after Man Or Baboon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Jefferson Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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