The Trend of the Races
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And they went in at all detractors smiling; They learned as quick as anyhow to shoot, They took the prize at loading ships, and riveting and piling, And trained a thousand officers to boot.
The many other problems that the War Department was facing in handling this work showed the great need of some representative Negro of ability as a special ad viser to the War Department who could give them in formation and council from within the Negro world. Consequently, Dr. R. R. Moton, principal of Tusk...egee Institute, in August, 1917, called upon the Secretary of War and pointed out to him the necessity of having in the War Department such a Negro. 2 He pointed out 1 Hill, Leslie Pinckney, "The Black Man s Bit, " in The Wings of Oppression.
2 Scott, E. J. , work cited, p. 41.
OFFERING TO THE STARS AND STRIPES 129 also the encouragement such a step would give the Negroes of the nation. After consideration of the mat ter, the Secretary of War, October 5, 1917, announced that he had appointed Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And they went in at all detractors smiling; They learned as quick as anyhow to shoot, They took the prize at loading ships, and riveting and piling, And trained a thousand officers to boot.
The many other problems that the War Department was facing in handling this work showed the great need of some representative Negro of ability as a special ad viser to the War Department who could give them in formation and council from within the Negro world. Consequently, Dr. R. R. Moton, principal of Tusk...egee Institute, in August, 1917, called upon the Secretary of War and pointed out to him the necessity of having in the War Department such a Negro. 2 He pointed out 1 Hill, Leslie Pinckney, "The Black Man s Bit, " in The Wings of Oppression.
2 Scott, E. J. , work cited, p. 41.
OFFERING TO THE STARS AND STRIPES 129 also the encouragement such a step would give the Negroes of the nation. After consideration of the mat ter, the Secretary of War, October 5, 1917, announced that he had appointed Dr.
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