To Be A Poor Man Is Hard,

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.

America Is Not Another Word For Opportunity To All Her Sons.

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

When In This World A Man Comes Forward With A Thought, A Deed, A Vision, We Ask Not How Does He Look, But What Is His Message?. . . The World Still Wants To Ask That A Woman Primarily Be Pretty. . . .

Most Men In This World Are Colored. A Belief In Humanity Means A Belief In Colored Men. The Future World Will, In All Reasonable Probability, Be What Colored Men Make It.