Vital American Problems Microform An Attempt to Solve the Trust Labor a
Vital American Problems Microform An Attempt to Solve the Trust Labor a
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The Negro Problem 239 ment his capacity warrants. The white man should remember, as Fichte expresses it: "The marrow of the idea of justice is that each man has an equal claim with every other man upon the full development of himself. " 1 History teaches the unwisdom of withholding from any portion of a people the advantages of a general culture lest it render some unfit for work or discontented with their lot. Spain and Ireland on the one hand, and Switzerland and Holland on the other, pl...ainly illustrate that those countries which neglect the higher education of their people have little chance with those which cultivate it.
The great mass of the American negro race are capable of receiving only rudimentary instruction ; but there are a few members of the race who need a higher or college education in order to grow as fully as nature ordained.
A race develops intellectually only so far as is represented by its select members. If there are no members of a race more highly educated than the great mass of the people, no progress can be made, and when progress ceases, retrogression begins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
454.
The Negro Problem 239 ment his capacity warrants. The white man should remember, as Fichte expresses it: "The marrow of the idea of justice is that each man has an equal claim with every other man upon the full development of himself. " 1 History teaches the unwisdom of withholding from any portion of a people the advantages of a general culture lest it render some unfit for work or discontented with their lot. Spain and Ireland on the one hand, and Switzerland and Holland on the other, pl...ainly illustrate that those countries which neglect the higher education of their people have little chance with those which cultivate it.
The great mass of the American negro race are capable of receiving only rudimentary instruction ; but there are a few members of the race who need a higher or college education in order to grow as fully as nature ordained.
A race develops intellectually only so far as is represented by its select members. If there are no members of a race more highly educated than the great mass of the people, no progress can be made, and when progress ceases, retrogression begins.
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