Social Equality
Social Equality
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The yellow press of this country can, within a few months, involve the United States in war with a nation with whom we are now on the closest terms of inter- national friendship. A heterogeneous population, where the elements are, on any account, easily distinguishable, fur- nishes an easy prey for the promoter of strife. The fuse is already prepared for the spark. The peace and tranquility of such a community depends upon the highest enlightenment and moral re- straint in the leadership of the... separable elements.
That the dominant South is deter- mined to foster artificial barriers be- tween the races is clearly seen in the utterances and action of its leaders. It was Henry W. Grady who laid down the platform: "We believe that there is an instinct ineradicable and positive which keeps the races apart. We add in per- fect frankness, however, that if the South had any reasonable doubt of its existence it would, by every means in its power, so strengthen the race prejudice that it would do the work and hold the stub- bornness and strength of instinct.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The yellow press of this country can, within a few months, involve the United States in war with a nation with whom we are now on the closest terms of inter- national friendship. A heterogeneous population, where the elements are, on any account, easily distinguishable, fur- nishes an easy prey for the promoter of strife. The fuse is already prepared for the spark. The peace and tranquility of such a community depends upon the highest enlightenment and moral re- straint in the leadership of the... separable elements.
That the dominant South is deter- mined to foster artificial barriers be- tween the races is clearly seen in the utterances and action of its leaders. It was Henry W. Grady who laid down the platform: "We believe that there is an instinct ineradicable and positive which keeps the races apart. We add in per- fect frankness, however, that if the South had any reasonable doubt of its existence it would, by every means in its power, so strengthen the race prejudice that it would do the work and hold the stub- bornness and strength of instinct.
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