twenty five years in the black belt
By William J. Edwards: No question is being asked by the American people more earnestly today than this one: "Lord, What shall this man, the Negro, do, - this black man upon whom centuries of ignorance have left their marks?" He has made a faithful slave, a courageous soldier, and when trained and educated, an industrious and law-abiding citizen, yet he is troubled on every side. What shall he do? Uneducated, undisciplined, untrained, he is often ferocious or dangerous; he makes a criminal of the lowest type for he is the product of ignorance.
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