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Page 9
... passenger in the smoker . This man , from what Dixon could gather , was a ... opposed to educat- ing him , for the educated ' nigger ' is a misfit in the white ... objected . " Call it whatever you will , " the other FROM SUPERMAN TO MAN.
... passenger in the smoker . This man , from what Dixon could gather , was a ... opposed to educat- ing him , for the educated ' nigger ' is a misfit in the white ... objected . " Call it whatever you will , " the other FROM SUPERMAN TO MAN.
Page 12
... passenger began to talk to Dixon about the journey . They soon began to talk ... objected to the epithet , but upon the visitor's informing him that it was ... passenger was still laughing the train be- gan to slow down , and Dixon ...
... passenger began to talk to Dixon about the journey . They soon began to talk ... objected to the epithet , but upon the visitor's informing him that it was ... passenger was still laughing the train be- gan to slow down , and Dixon ...
Page 20
... object of our extreme . contempt , we owe our arts , sciences and even the very use of speech . And with reference to the pro- • duction of great men by the Negro- " The passenger , who had been fidgeting in his chair , now interrupted ...
... object of our extreme . contempt , we owe our arts , sciences and even the very use of speech . And with reference to the pro- • duction of great men by the Negro- " The passenger , who had been fidgeting in his chair , now interrupted ...
Page 28
... passenger shifted in his seat uncomfortably . After a few moments he ... objection- able epithets bestowed upon them by their white con-- temners can ... passenger , curiously , off his guard for the moment . " In Brazil , " explained ...
... passenger shifted in his seat uncomfortably . After a few moments he ... objection- able epithets bestowed upon them by their white con-- temners can ... passenger , curiously , off his guard for the moment . " In Brazil , " explained ...
Page 30
... passenger failed to see any humor in it . " From what you say , " he objected coldly , " the white man must have been very ignorant . And then might not a Negro permit himself to be thus similarly flattered by a white man ? " " Possibly ...
... passenger failed to see any humor in it . " From what you say , " he objected coldly , " the white man must have been very ignorant . And then might not a Negro permit himself to be thus similarly flattered by a white man ? " " Possibly ...
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African American Anglo-Saxon asked Assyria beauty began believe better black and white Brazil cannibalism casian Caucasian Chicago Christianity citizens civilization color question colored women Dan Crawford Dixon continued Dixon found Dixon took educated European feel Finot says flagrante delicto full-blooded Negro hair Harry Johnston Havelock Ellis human immoral Indian instance intellect intermarriage Ira Aldridge Kelly Miller large number laws living look lynching matter mental mind morality mulatto native Negro blood Negro inferiority Negro women Negroid never nigger Northern note book objected the passenger physique porter protested the passenger Races Congress racial remarked replied Dixon responded Dixon savage seat Shufeldt skin slavery slaves smoker so-called Negro social equality South South America Southern speak spirit spite superior syphilis tell thing thought tion train trait truth Uganda United Universal Races Congress white man's white persons white race white women woman Zulu