The Negro in America

A. A. Wyn American Creed American Negroes areas attitudes average become beliefs cent Civil colored culture democratic differences economic employment etiquette fact farm federal feel FEPC groes important increased individual industries inferior interests interracial labor less lower lynching miscegenation moral movement National Urban League Negro church Negro community Negro crime Negro education Negro family Negro leaders Negro masses Negro population Negro press Negro problem Negro protest Negro school Negro vote Negro world Negroes and whites Niagara Movement North Northern cities number of Negro organizations pattern political poll tax practically prejudice race racial relations rural South segregation segregation and discrimination situation slave slavery social equality Southern Negroes Southern whites status teachers tenants tion traits unions upper-class Negroes Urban League usually value premise W. E. B. Du Bois white American white Southerners white women white workers whites and Negroes