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FROM THE ARCHIVEAug 3, 1907·Greenville, Mississippi

LEAVE THE NEGRO OUT OF IT

Scanned from The Greenville Times, Aug 3, 1907
LEAVE THE NEGRO OUT OF IT
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E 0 k I LEAVE THE NEGRO OUT OF IT A Timely Article on the Race Ques tion Written from Facts Whenever the attempt is made to conceal the fact that the negro is a negro the result is disappointing Race color race di fferences race prejudice are ternaiU actual Th stubborn reality def the legis3a tive harmonizer ni s the gene dreamer and conf m h the licvo lent doctrinaire. No matte Vjat Jusions we may have once indulged it must be apparent at hAX dav nai uu mauc viaraufl Qj blact and whites is noi to bti the puny iort of rn reversed in Cooker Wahingto Riav tIinc with Andrew Carnegi uI hlnch vith Roosevelt but he uctr fth at home on either occasio auy would he ever white mans f f f o f Tin rr r nouse Acirner j any vhte rran feci ajr lome r auy negro mans house NvER Vvhen xedern government puts iegro office holders over the heads of vvnjte rile a it is cor in tne otnctQ ycars jt was nearly equal to thfj vaue ef those exports Whilejjg exporting is going oa there y large home consumption cotto the number of.

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