Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Volume 190Harper's Magazine Company, 1944 - American literature Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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Page 172
W HILE there is nowhere any official statement of the policy of this country as to its Negro citizens , an examination of our actual dealing with Negroes indicates that over the years unofficial policies have been developed .
W HILE there is nowhere any official statement of the policy of this country as to its Negro citizens , an examination of our actual dealing with Negroes indicates that over the years unofficial policies have been developed .
Page 173
It is generally recognized by Negroes as their number - one problem and is insisted upon by many whites as the one thing in the American race scene usually denied service by hotels and res- taurants that serve the general public .
It is generally recognized by Negroes as their number - one problem and is insisted upon by many whites as the one thing in the American race scene usually denied service by hotels and res- taurants that serve the general public .
Page 174
It left Negroes little choice but to become strike - breakers , divided the ranks of labor , and weakened the labor movement in America ... Even when labor unions were friendly , qualified Negroes were often turned away by employers .
It left Negroes little choice but to become strike - breakers , divided the ranks of labor , and weakened the labor movement in America ... Even when labor unions were friendly , qualified Negroes were often turned away by employers .
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