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Page 9
... I have no hatred for the black man , in fact I could have none , but he MUST stay in his place . " " That's nothing else but racial antipathy , " his oppo- nent had objected . " Call it whatever you will , " the other FROM SUPERMAN TO MAN.
... I have no hatred for the black man , in fact I could have none , but he MUST stay in his place . " " That's nothing else but racial antipathy , " his oppo- nent had objected . " Call it whatever you will , " the other FROM SUPERMAN TO MAN.
Page 13
... racial differ- ences that the title of the book suggested . Dixon's very evident desire to evade a direct answer seemed to sharpen the other's curiosity , for he suggested off - handedly , but with ill - concealed eagerness , " Pretty ...
... racial differ- ences that the title of the book suggested . Dixon's very evident desire to evade a direct answer seemed to sharpen the other's curiosity , for he suggested off - handedly , but with ill - concealed eagerness , " Pretty ...
Page 15
... racial dignity , and with much condescension , his stiff voice and haughty manner in marked contrast to his jollity of a few minutes past , he demanded : " You say there is only one race . What do you call yourself ? " " An American ...
... racial dignity , and with much condescension , his stiff voice and haughty manner in marked contrast to his jollity of a few minutes past , he demanded : " You say there is only one race . What do you call yourself ? " " An American ...
Page 19
... racial pride , he flung at Dixon , " That's all nonsense . It is not true of the Negro , for while the white , red and yellow races have , or have had , civilizations of their own , the black has had none . All he has ever accomplished ...
... racial pride , he flung at Dixon , " That's all nonsense . It is not true of the Negro , for while the white , red and yellow races have , or have had , civilizations of their own , the black has had none . All he has ever accomplished ...
Page 22
... racial pride would not permit him to be outwitted by one whom he regarded as an inferior in spite of that " inferior's " apparent intel- ligence . He would try the tactics best known to him- one that he had more than once used ...
... racial pride would not permit him to be outwitted by one whom he regarded as an inferior in spite of that " inferior's " apparent intel- ligence . He would try the tactics best known to him- one that he had more than once used ...
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