A Classic Is A Book That Doesn't

The Shadow Of A Mighty Negro Past Flits Through The Tale Of Ethiopia The Shadowy And Of The Egypt The Sphinx. Throughout History, The Powers Of Single Blacks Flash Here And There Like Falling Stars, And Die Sometimes Before The World Has Rightly Gauged Their Brightness.

The Problem Of The Twentieth Century Is The Problem Of The Color Line.

The Severest Charge That Can Be Brought Against The Christian Education Of The Negro In The South During The Last Thirty Years Is The Reckless Way In Which Sap-headed Young Fellows, Without Ability, And, In Some Cases, Without Character, Have Been Urged And Pushed Into The Ministry.

If The Unemployed Could Eat Plans And Promises, They Would Be Able To Spend The Winter On The Riviera.

I Sit With Shakespeare And He Winces Not.