The Life And Times of Booker T Washington
The Life And Times of Booker T Washington
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What could be done to relieve the situation? In the tension of the times, sweepingly decisive plans were proposed, some the most inhuman possible. Tfife old-time idea of colonization was openly advocated.^ The slogan, " This is the white man s country, " be came to some a dominant note that thrilled. A west ern reservation was suggested, then Mexico, and again Africa. That this did not assume some sort of shape was due to two very practical obstructions, one of which was its cost, and the other..., the indispensable- ness of the Negro as a laborer. A few openly advo cated annihilation, but this was ridiculed by the many. Still the fact remained, still the problem pressed.
All these, it will be observed, looked only in a detrimental direction to the Negro. The forces of elevation were only partly and weakly urged-^those of education and of patient evangelization. Force and not suasion was the sentiment, not universal, but general.
Nor was this yet all. The short-comings of the Negro were exaggerated by reason of the sensitive ness of the times.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What could be done to relieve the situation? In the tension of the times, sweepingly decisive plans were proposed, some the most inhuman possible. Tfife old-time idea of colonization was openly advocated.^ The slogan, " This is the white man s country, " be came to some a dominant note that thrilled. A west ern reservation was suggested, then Mexico, and again Africa. That this did not assume some sort of shape was due to two very practical obstructions, one of which was its cost, and the other..., the indispensable- ness of the Negro as a laborer. A few openly advo cated annihilation, but this was ridiculed by the many. Still the fact remained, still the problem pressed.
All these, it will be observed, looked only in a detrimental direction to the Negro. The forces of elevation were only partly and weakly urged-^those of education and of patient evangelization. Force and not suasion was the sentiment, not universal, but general.
Nor was this yet all. The short-comings of the Negro were exaggerated by reason of the sensitive ness of the times.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B F Benjamin Franklin Riley to read onlineMoreLess
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