It Must Be Borne In Mind That

In This Perilous World, If A Black Boy Wanted To Live A Halfway Normal Life And Die A Natural Death He Had To Learn Early The Art Of How To Get Along With White Folks.

The Tragedy Of This Life Is Not Failure, But Low Aim.

Many Well-meaning Intelligent People Have Argued Since The May 17, 1954, Decision Of The United States Supreme Court Outlawing Segregation In The Public Schools That Communication Between The Races Has Broken Down.

The Tragedy Of Life Is Not Found In Failure But Complacency. Not In You Doing Too Much, But Doing Too Little. Not In You Living Above Your Means, But Below Your Capacity. It's Not Failure But Aiming Too Low, That Is Life's Greatest Tragedy.

It Isn't More Light We Need, It Isn't More Truth, And It Isn't More Scientific Data. It Is More Christ, More Courage, More Spiritual Insight To Act On The Light We Have.