The Life Of The Nation

American Labor Rights Activist, On Activities Of The National Farm Workers Association Human Law May Know No Distinction Among Men In Respect Of Rights, But Human Practice May.

Men Are Whipped Oftenest Who Are Whipped Easiest.

I Could, As A Free Man, Look Across The Bay Toward The Eastern Shore Where I Was Born A Slave.

From The First I Saw No Chance Of Bettering The Condition Of The Freedman Until He Should Cease To Be Merely A Freedman And Should Become A Citizen.

The Relation Between The White And Colored People Of This Country Is The Great, Paramount, Imperative, And All-commanding Question For This Age And Nation To Solve.