Womans Work in Municipalities
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5 per cent. , the county jail 10 per cent.
Those familiar with the police and the courts believe that negroes are often arrested on excuses too flimsy to hold a white man, that any negro who happens to be near the scene of a crime or disorder is promptly arrested and often con- victed on evidence upon which a white man would be dis- charged. Certainly the Juvenile Protective Association has on record cases in which a negro has been arrested without sufficient cause and convicted on inadequate e...vidence. A certain type of policeman, of juryman, and of prosecuting attorney has apparently no scruples in sending a "nigger up the road" on mere suspicion.
THE ASSIMILATION OF RACES 193 There is the record in the files of the Association of the case of George W. , a colored boy, nineteen years old, who was born in Chicago and who had attended the public schools through one year at high school. He lived with his mother and had worked steadily for three years as a porter in a large grocery store, when one day he was arrested on a charge of rape.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5 per cent. , the county jail 10 per cent.
Those familiar with the police and the courts believe that negroes are often arrested on excuses too flimsy to hold a white man, that any negro who happens to be near the scene of a crime or disorder is promptly arrested and often con- victed on evidence upon which a white man would be dis- charged. Certainly the Juvenile Protective Association has on record cases in which a negro has been arrested without sufficient cause and convicted on inadequate e...vidence. A certain type of policeman, of juryman, and of prosecuting attorney has apparently no scruples in sending a "nigger up the road" on mere suspicion.
THE ASSIMILATION OF RACES 193 There is the record in the files of the Association of the case of George W. , a colored boy, nineteen years old, who was born in Chicago and who had attended the public schools through one year at high school. He lived with his mother and had worked steadily for three years as a porter in a large grocery store, when one day he was arrested on a charge of rape.
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