The Kind of Democracy the Negro Race Expects
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In the first place, he is down there, isn't he? And that is three fourths of the argument to the ordinary mind; for the ordinary mind does not seek ultimate causes. The argument against the participation of colored men and of women in self-govern ment is practically one argument. Somebody spoke to the Creator about both of these classes and learned that they were "created" for inferior roles. Enfranchisement would spoil a good field-hand, or a good cook. Black men were once ignorant, women were... once ignorant. Negroes had no political experience, women had no such experience. The argument forgets that people do not get ex perience on the outside. But the American Negro expects a de mocracy that will accord the right to vote to a sensible industrious woman rather than to a male tramp.
FIFTH. Democracy in Church. The preachings and the prac tices of Jesus of Nazareth are perhaps the greatest influence in the production of modern democratic ideas. The Christian church is. Therefore, no place for the caste spirit or for snobs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the first place, he is down there, isn't he? And that is three fourths of the argument to the ordinary mind; for the ordinary mind does not seek ultimate causes. The argument against the participation of colored men and of women in self-govern ment is practically one argument. Somebody spoke to the Creator about both of these classes and learned that they were "created" for inferior roles. Enfranchisement would spoil a good field-hand, or a good cook. Black men were once ignorant, women were... once ignorant. Negroes had no political experience, women had no such experience. The argument forgets that people do not get ex perience on the outside. But the American Negro expects a de mocracy that will accord the right to vote to a sensible industrious woman rather than to a male tramp.
FIFTH. Democracy in Church. The preachings and the prac tices of Jesus of Nazareth are perhaps the greatest influence in the production of modern democratic ideas. The Christian church is. Therefore, no place for the caste spirit or for snobs.
What to read after The Kind of Democracy the Negro Race Expects?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Pickens to read onlineMoreLess
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