Social Salvation
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That is not our prerogative. But the morbid elements may be separated from the social or- ganism, not to be consigned to destruction, but to receive curative treatment, that they may be THE STATE AND THE UNEMPLOYED 87 restored to their place and function in society. We separate from society in this way the crim- inal classes, so called, that they may be re- formed. They are rightly regarded as diseased social tissue, and we isolate . Them that we may make them whole. All our treatment of them m...ust have this end in view. And the same treatment must be given to the class which is sinking into penury and pauperism. Chronic mendicants must be separated from society and the sexes from each other, so that the race of "ne'er-do-weels" shall not be propagated, and so that those segregated may be reclaimed and fitted for social service. 1 All this is the imperative social demand, to which we must give due heed. But for you and me, my brethren, there is another and a deeper motive which must never be obscured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That is not our prerogative. But the morbid elements may be separated from the social or- ganism, not to be consigned to destruction, but to receive curative treatment, that they may be THE STATE AND THE UNEMPLOYED 87 restored to their place and function in society. We separate from society in this way the crim- inal classes, so called, that they may be re- formed. They are rightly regarded as diseased social tissue, and we isolate . Them that we may make them whole. All our treatment of them m...ust have this end in view. And the same treatment must be given to the class which is sinking into penury and pauperism. Chronic mendicants must be separated from society and the sexes from each other, so that the race of "ne'er-do-weels" shall not be propagated, and so that those segregated may be reclaimed and fitted for social service. 1 All this is the imperative social demand, to which we must give due heed. But for you and me, my brethren, there is another and a deeper motive which must never be obscured.
What to read after Social Salvation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gladden Washington to read onlineMoreLess
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