Gideon Bands for Work Within the Race And for Work Without the Race a Message T
Gideon Bands for Work Within the Race And for Work Without the Race a Message T
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Personally T have absolutely no patience with the Negro, big or little, who is content 1o live in a country, mider laws which are are made for his goveinmcnt without his consent and about which he, not only has nothing to say, but is purposely excluded from participation in the functions of government. The American colonies resisted the imposition of a tax by the British Parlia- ment, because they were taxed without representation ; and they were right in Ihc resistance wliich they offered. The... position in which our enemies are seeking to place us is a humiliating one. And I pity the race or individual who doesn 't see it, and who doesn't feel the humiliation of being compelled to submit to laws without haA'ing a voice in the making of them, while others are ■aeeorded that right, and for no reavson except except the color of their skin. It is hnmiliating to be thus discriminated against; and the more deeply this sens(> of humiliation is felt by the average Negro, the more difficult it will be to permanently depriAc him of that I'ight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Personally T have absolutely no patience with the Negro, big or little, who is content 1o live in a country, mider laws which are are made for his goveinmcnt without his consent and about which he, not only has nothing to say, but is purposely excluded from participation in the functions of government. The American colonies resisted the imposition of a tax by the British Parlia- ment, because they were taxed without representation ; and they were right in Ihc resistance wliich they offered. The... position in which our enemies are seeking to place us is a humiliating one. And I pity the race or individual who doesn 't see it, and who doesn't feel the humiliation of being compelled to submit to laws without haA'ing a voice in the making of them, while others are ■aeeorded that right, and for no reavson except except the color of their skin. It is hnmiliating to be thus discriminated against; and the more deeply this sens(> of humiliation is felt by the average Negro, the more difficult it will be to permanently depriAc him of that I'ight.
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