Century Monthly Magazine, Volume 99Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Scribner & Company; The Century Company, 1919 - American literature |
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Page 85
... crew , And for a fisher's leathern coat I'd change this scarlet hue ; I would the price of little whelks Were all I ever knew . The Clash of Color The Negro in American Democracy By. My lying coat of arms proclaims ...
... crew , And for a fisher's leathern coat I'd change this scarlet hue ; I would the price of little whelks Were all I ever knew . The Clash of Color The Negro in American Democracy By. My lying coat of arms proclaims ...
Page 86
... negro problem , a capital illustration of the tendency to apply our diplomatic slogans to domestic is- sues . One periodical heads its review of the race riots with the caption " Our Own ' Subject Race ' Rebels , " and sug- gests the ...
... negro problem , a capital illustration of the tendency to apply our diplomatic slogans to domestic is- sues . One periodical heads its review of the race riots with the caption " Our Own ' Subject Race ' Rebels , " and sug- gests the ...
Page 87
... negro problem , of the settling of which we have never made even a pretense . Then as always we did our best to hush the hubbub for the mo- ment , straightway proceeding to bury our heads in the sand and to main- tain an out - of ...
... negro problem , of the settling of which we have never made even a pretense . Then as always we did our best to hush the hubbub for the mo- ment , straightway proceeding to bury our heads in the sand and to main- tain an out - of ...
Page 88
... NEGRO MIGRATION NORTHWARD In the first place , the race situation in Northern industrial centers has been aggravated by the great influx of negro labor from the South during the war . The withdrawal of many white work- men from industry ...
... NEGRO MIGRATION NORTHWARD In the first place , the race situation in Northern industrial centers has been aggravated by the great influx of negro labor from the South during the war . The withdrawal of many white work- men from industry ...
Page 89
... negro soldiers . This wholesale charge is manifestly unfair both to the French woman and to the American negro , but it rests upon the clear fact that the American negro's social adven- tures in France have further compli- cated our ...
... negro soldiers . This wholesale charge is manifestly unfair both to the French woman and to the American negro , but it rests upon the clear fact that the American negro's social adven- tures in France have further compli- cated our ...
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