The Negro Problem
The Negro Problem
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The intellect of the whites is to be educated to thepoint where they will so appreciate the blessings of liberty and equality, as of their own motion to enlarge and defend the Negro's rights. TheNegroes, on the other hand, are to be so trained as to make them, notequal with the whites in any way--God save the mark! this would beunthinkable!--but so useful to the community that the whites will protectthem rather than to lose their valuable services. Some few enthusiasts goso far as to maintain t...hat by virtue of education the Negro will, in time, become strong enough to protect himself against any aggression of thewhites; this, it may be said, is a strictly Northern view.
It is not quite clearly apparent how education alone, in the ordinarymeaning of the word, is to solve, in any appreciable time, the problem ofthe relations of Southern white and black people. The need of education ofall kinds for both races is wofully apparent. But men and nations havebeen free without being learned, and there have been educated slaves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The intellect of the whites is to be educated to thepoint where they will so appreciate the blessings of liberty and equality, as of their own motion to enlarge and defend the Negro's rights. TheNegroes, on the other hand, are to be so trained as to make them, notequal with the whites in any way--God save the mark! this would beunthinkable!--but so useful to the community that the whites will protectthem rather than to lose their valuable services. Some few enthusiasts goso far as to maintain t...hat by virtue of education the Negro will, in time, become strong enough to protect himself against any aggression of thewhites; this, it may be said, is a strictly Northern view.
It is not quite clearly apparent how education alone, in the ordinarymeaning of the word, is to solve, in any appreciable time, the problem ofthe relations of Southern white and black people. The need of education ofall kinds for both races is wofully apparent. But men and nations havebeen free without being learned, and there have been educated slaves.
What to read after The Negro Problem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chesnutt Charles Waddell to read onlineMoreLess
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