A Classic Is A Book That Doesn't

To The Real Question, How Does It Feel To Be A Problem? I Answer Seldom A Word.

If You Want To Feel Humor Too Exquisite And Subtle For Translation, Sit Invisibly Among A Gang Of Negro Workers.

Herein Lies The Tragedy Of The Age: Not That Men Are Poor, - All Men Know Something Of Poverty. Not That Men Are Wicked, - Who Is Good? Not That Men Are Ignorant, - What Is Truth? Nay, But That Men Know So Little Of Men.

A Little Less Complaint And Whining, And A Little More Dogged Work And Manly Striving, Would Do Us More Credit Than A Thousand Civil Rights Bills.

[we Need Reforms] To Make The Negro Church A Place Where Colored Men And Women Of Education And Energy Can Work For The Best Things Regardless Of Their Belief Or Disbelief In Unimportant Dogmas And Ancient And Outworn Creeds.