The African Abroad Or His Evolution in Western Civilization Tracing His Devel
The African Abroad Or His Evolution in Western Civilization Tracing His Devel
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H. Morris of Chicago was the Blucher in the battle for Negro rights. Just as the Boston coterie and DuBois were winning the day for the Negro, a new champion swept across the field, and in an address upon "Shams, " mercilessly exposed the fallacies in Mr. Washing- ton's doctrine of the inherent inferiority of the Negro, and made the rout of the Washington forces complete.
It may be that Douglass, Crumniell, Downing, Grimke, Hart, Morris, Morgan, Byron, Greuner, DuBois and men of that stamp will... be remembered by the colored people when the walls of the Tuskeegee of the proscribed curriculum are crumbling into ruins and a mass of dust and clay indicates the site where Tuskeegee once stood. The tale of how, when the Negro was being stripped of his rights and dehumanized, four young colored graduates of Yale and Harvard buckled on their armor, entered the lists, and, single-handed and alone, amidst the curses of the white people and jealousy of petty Negro leaders, unhorsed, overthrew and hurled back the Goliaths of race prejudice, and brought dis- may to the ranks of the black man's enemies ; the story of how, Heroes in the Struggle for Negro Liberty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H. Morris of Chicago was the Blucher in the battle for Negro rights. Just as the Boston coterie and DuBois were winning the day for the Negro, a new champion swept across the field, and in an address upon "Shams, " mercilessly exposed the fallacies in Mr. Washing- ton's doctrine of the inherent inferiority of the Negro, and made the rout of the Washington forces complete.
It may be that Douglass, Crumniell, Downing, Grimke, Hart, Morris, Morgan, Byron, Greuner, DuBois and men of that stamp will... be remembered by the colored people when the walls of the Tuskeegee of the proscribed curriculum are crumbling into ruins and a mass of dust and clay indicates the site where Tuskeegee once stood. The tale of how, when the Negro was being stripped of his rights and dehumanized, four young colored graduates of Yale and Harvard buckled on their armor, entered the lists, and, single-handed and alone, amidst the curses of the white people and jealousy of petty Negro leaders, unhorsed, overthrew and hurled back the Goliaths of race prejudice, and brought dis- may to the ranks of the black man's enemies ; the story of how, Heroes in the Struggle for Negro Liberty.
What to read after The African Abroad Or His Evolution in Western Civilization Tracing His Devel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Henry Ferris to read onlineMoreLess
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