The Progress of the Negro Race
The Progress of the Negro Race
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If the South, like the North, had only one school for all the races the money devoted to common school education would in some way be adequate to the needs of all. But race animosity precludes this, and since the American people have about agreed to turn us over to the tender mercies of our Southern white people, and advised the Negroes to make the most of the situation, they ought to go a little further and supplement the small funds we now get by a National appropriation. We Negroes have no S...I race feeling iiKalnst iho whites, and we ought not to suffer on ac- count of the large amount they poHHess, and the American people, on a whole, ought to see to It that we do not suffer. After all this feeling against us Is more deterlmtnial to the General Government than to the South, and help ought to be given us. We deeply ap- preciate what has already been glvi-n. If the United States would extend this help It would have the effect of interesting the North anew In us. For when the Northern people were most interested was during the life of the Freodnion's Bureau.
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If the South, like the North, had only one school for all the races the money devoted to common school education would in some way be adequate to the needs of all. But race animosity precludes this, and since the American people have about agreed to turn us over to the tender mercies of our Southern white people, and advised the Negroes to make the most of the situation, they ought to go a little further and supplement the small funds we now get by a National appropriation. We Negroes have no S...I race feeling iiKalnst iho whites, and we ought not to suffer on ac- count of the large amount they poHHess, and the American people, on a whole, ought to see to It that we do not suffer. After all this feeling against us Is more deterlmtnial to the General Government than to the South, and help ought to be given us. We deeply ap- preciate what has already been glvi-n. If the United States would extend this help It would have the effect of interesting the North anew In us. For when the Northern people were most interested was during the life of the Freodnion's Bureau.
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