The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 20, 1948, Image 9
South
And Writes Of Race Relations
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tJ** 1 ** PweonnUy. La»t Sun-
he reported to hla readers In
reflect his obJecttreaBnrLIk^H
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which also wae impreesed k» t>_v
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sulshed champion of negro ad-
. * a ^? la ®®t, and that It was printed
tat New Jersey, The TtlnrS^S.
torial takes on added significance
T* ^ Juat returned from an
dSsrs , ^ of ** to™*- ^ •*-
“ d talking with
oor agents and distributors who
•'got our nowspapon out to the
more than MO,006 Yeaden* in the
®^th, I met both negroes and
whites In the urban and rural een-
t6TS. \ 5
‘‘Because of these personal ob-
■ t “ dle * “d, contacts. I
feel that I can ftpeak with some de
gree of authority. I am certainly
in a better position to toIco an
opinion than the negro leader who
occupies a suite In downtown New
York and bases his opinions on the
South from the distorted stories he
tbs astro press and in
The Dally Worker.
- ‘The racial lines In the South
are so clearly drawn and defined
there can be no confusion. When
1 sm in Virginia or South Caro
lina I dont wonder If I will be
served If I walk fatto a white res-
iniing Local and Long Distance
Gty Pick Up and Delivery .
ig Supplies, Sand, Crushed Stone,
t, Concrete Blacks, Cement Bricks,
mt, Limh, Flue Lining and Thimbles
lor sale.
Ernest R. Freitas Phone740-R
rt£t here In Now
wo hove a civil ';
have boon refused
“The whites In the
with their own and
do likewise. This one Cm
the economic eatvatkm of the
> la the Sooth. Atlanta. Ge..
cfmpsrea favorably with Newark In
ske and popuktlea. Negroes there
own aad control millions of dollars
worth Of bushtass. All of the negro
business la Now Jersey win not
amount to as much a* our race has
in one city In Georgia. This Is also
true la South Carolina and Virginia.
**New§ Jersey today .boasts of
more civil rights legislation than
any other state In the union.
state government ttselfprutices
more deecriminatlon than Virginia,
Booth Carolina or Oeorgla. New
Jersey, employs one negro In the
motor vehicle department All of
the statee above mentioned employ
plenty. ,
“No matter what a negro wants
to do, hecan do it In the South.
In Spartanburg, 8. C., Erneot Col-
Ilns, a young negro, operates a
large funeral home, a taxi cab busi
ness, a filling station, grocery store,
has several booses, runs a large
farm and a night dab.
Young Collins couldn’t do nil
that in New Jersey or New Tprfc.
The only bus lines operated by
negroes are In the Sooth. The Safe
Bns Company in Winston-Salem.
N. Cm ownes and operates over a
hundred. If a negro in New Jersey
or New Tort hod the money and
attempted to obtain a franchise to
operate a line • he would not only
be turned down, but he would be
lucky tf he didn’t' get a ballet In
the beck.
“The attitude of the Southerners
towards ouy race Is a natural pay-
chologlcal reaction and aftermath
of the Civil War. Negroes wore the
Properties of these people.
“Certainly you couldn’t export
the South to forget this In 71 or
even n 110 years. That feeling has
passed from one generation to an
other, but U Is not one of hatred
for the negro. The Sooth Just
relhvrt by 2-way help
What to do for
in
Our approach
all
erglee And spend millions of dol
lars trying to oouvtnee white poo-
pie that wo are ae good as they
are, that we are am equal Joe Louis
la not looking upon no o negro but
the greatest fighter of all time,
loved aad admired by white in
South CnroUas ae snack as by those
1* Michigan. Ho convinced the
world, not by progognnda and agi
tation, but by demonstration.
“Our fight for recognition Jus
tice, dvll rights and equality,
shoal* be carried on within the
men Lot us demonstrate to the
would by our living standards, our
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