Carter G. Woodson Quotes

When A White Man Sees Persons Of His Own Race Tending Downward To A Level Of Disgrace He Does Not Rest Until He Works Out Some Plan To Lift Such Unfortunates To Higher Ground; But The Negro Forgets The Delinquents Of His Race And Goes His Way To Feather His Own Nest, As He Has Done In Leaving The Masses In The Popular Churches.

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