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o 7. * ‘ s ¥ zens. It will dwarf their spiritual and intellectual development, Should the people of the South allow themselves to be intimidated by a Supreme Court ruling guaranteed to cause juvenile delinquency? Is it possible for a white boy to injure seriously or kill a colored child without having this event color his thinking and atti- tude toward negroes during the remaining years of his life? Is a colored boy whe sees one of his race injured by several white boys one of them when he grows up? The ruling of the Supreme Court is creating hatreds that will affect the lives and cause the death of whites and negroes in the South dur- ing each of many years to come. Intimate daily association between white and negro children can- not exist until such time asa the parents of the white children over- come their present prejudice against having mulattoes as grandchildren. Thereacial problem in the South is being solved by the Mendel law which is rapidly eliminating the negro. Its operation, however, is not proved by a majority of the whites, yet there are,few if any real ne- groes living in the South. The whites are violently opposed to any sudden change in social relationship between the two races that pro- motes miscegenation - a criminal offense in Souther states. The so-called negroes might do well to follow the example of the Indians in Canada. Laws were adopted providing for the education of their children in white schools; b..the . Indians repudiated thie arrons ant. Aamandineg not want their race to vanish, but.itis hard to find a colored citizen in the South who would not prefer to be white, | What started all this trouble? Is it not a fact that represen- tativesa of Comnuniem have for years past promoted racial conflict in the South? Is it not true that thie is one of the weapons advocated