Southern Women And Racial Adjustment
Southern Women And Racial Adjustment
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Every denomination is represented, and the teachers have the backing of their local missionary organizations.
Episcopal Women.
The work of the women of the Episcopal Church is on a different basis from that of all other churches. It is purely auxiliary to the General Board of Missions, which determines the activities of the women, appropriates the funds raised by them, and is composed entirely of men. This ex[)lains their lack of initiative in church work — a lack not found in their Y. W. C. A.... Or their club work. As church members, how- ever, their directed activities include the \vork for Negroes maintained by the General Board. This work is larger and better supported by the Southern dioceses than the work for Negroes of any other Southern church, and in this the women have their share. They also share in the local work of the parishes for Negroes, which is chiefly the maintenance of parish schools; and where, as in the diocese of South Georgia, the church employs a trained colored woman for work among her people they give both interest and money to the work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every denomination is represented, and the teachers have the backing of their local missionary organizations.
Episcopal Women.
The work of the women of the Episcopal Church is on a different basis from that of all other churches. It is purely auxiliary to the General Board of Missions, which determines the activities of the women, appropriates the funds raised by them, and is composed entirely of men. This ex[)lains their lack of initiative in church work — a lack not found in their Y. W. C. A.... Or their club work. As church members, how- ever, their directed activities include the \vork for Negroes maintained by the General Board. This work is larger and better supported by the Southern dioceses than the work for Negroes of any other Southern church, and in this the women have their share. They also share in the local work of the parishes for Negroes, which is chiefly the maintenance of parish schools; and where, as in the diocese of South Georgia, the church employs a trained colored woman for work among her people they give both interest and money to the work.
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