Mordecai Wyatt Johnson Quotes

The Negro People Of America ... Have Cut Our Forests, Tilled Our Fields, Built Our Railroads, Fought Our Battles, And In All Of Their Trials They Have Manifested A Simple Faith, A Grateful Heart, A Cheerful Spirit, And An Undivided Loyalty .

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