Liberty Trains For Liberty.

If The Unemployed Could Eat Plans And Promises, They Would Be Able To Spend The Winter On The Riviera.

The History Of The American Negro Is The History Of This Strife, - This Longing To Attain Self-conscious Manhood, To Merge His Double Self Into A Better And Truer Self. In This Merging He Wishes Neither Of The Older Selves To Be Lost... He Simply Wishes To Make It Possible For A Man To Be Both A Negro And An American.

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. . . .

Between Me And The Other World There Is Ever An Unasked Question: Unasked By Some Through Feelings Of Delicacy; By Others Through The Difficulty Of Rightly Framing It. All, Nevertheless, Flutter Round It. How Does It Feel To Be A Problem?

The Return From Your Work Must Be The Satisfaction Which That Work Brings You And The World's Need Of That Work. With This, Life Is Heaven, Or As Near Heaven As You Can Get. Without This - With Work Which You Despise, Which Bores You, And Which The World Does Not Need - This Life Is Hell.