Social And Physical Condition of Negroes in Cities Report of An Investigation U
Social And Physical Condition of Negroes in Cities Report of An Investigation U
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. . And in the . Streets? '"' I desire to call attention to . -^oiue of the daily scenes in our streets and t lie lessons whicli they teach. Thestreetsot a city are the exhibition halls of its (Mti/ens. Walking through the. Se public halls all [)hases and con- ditions of life may be seen, and the character and civilization of its }>eo- j)le judged. Most pleasing and inspiring evidences of well ordered and happy Ikuuc life appetir on the one hand; while on the other hand many and . Sad are the e...vidences of no order, no home life and no ha[)- piness for a large number of people.
It is of this iinperuiive need, — orderly home lif«! and training, — as evidenced l)y street and prison . Scenes, that [ shall now more particu- larly speak.
One of the first scenes in our streets between the hours of live and six o'clock in the morning is, large nundiers of women rushing to their places of work for the day. About eight o'clock at night they return to their homes. Many of these women are mothers with from one to eight and often more children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . And in the . Streets? '"' I desire to call attention to . -^oiue of the daily scenes in our streets and t lie lessons whicli they teach. Thestreetsot a city are the exhibition halls of its (Mti/ens. Walking through the. Se public halls all [)hases and con- ditions of life may be seen, and the character and civilization of its }>eo- j)le judged. Most pleasing and inspiring evidences of well ordered and happy Ikuuc life appetir on the one hand; while on the other hand many and . Sad are the e...vidences of no order, no home life and no ha[)- piness for a large number of people.
It is of this iinperuiive need, — orderly home lif«! and training, — as evidenced l)y street and prison . Scenes, that [ shall now more particu- larly speak.
One of the first scenes in our streets between the hours of live and six o'clock in the morning is, large nundiers of women rushing to their places of work for the day. About eight o'clock at night they return to their homes. Many of these women are mothers with from one to eight and often more children.
What to read after Social And Physical Condition of Negroes in Cities Report of An Investigation U?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George George Marion Chatham to read onlineMoreLess
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