The Colored Man's Burden and White Indifference
A column argues that white fear of losing sympathy over civil rights protests masks broader indifference to Negro suffering. It questions whether polite protest would have prevented violence and recalls brutal acts against African Americans, urging unified action beyond traffic disruptions.
White Reaction To Negro Action In New York Debate
In New York and on the Pacific Coast northern white reaction to Negro action grows. A Seattle vote rejected a real estate discrimination ban by two to one, while New York sees protests over de facto school segregation and a large Parents and Taxpayers Movement rallying 15,000. The piece argues white majority concern, school quality, and the need for bold but practical justice to avoid a collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Seattle
New York
Nixon
Milton A. Galamison
Board of Education
Parents and Taxpayers Movement
City Hall
New York City
U.S
Beware the Cooing Pigeon Pox Ridden Feathered Fiend
Ornithologists warn pigeons carry disease amid Cyprus Viet Nam and Cuba crises. Cities from New York to Paris confront pest control, with nets poison grain and city laws, while districts like Venice Rome and London show mixed responses. The piece blends satire on pigeon politics with anecdotes of hobbyists, insurers, and a Bronx High School student’s science prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprus
Viet Nam
Cuba
New York
Paris
Buffalo
New York City
The
Board of Health
Jersey
Long Island
London
Venice
Trafalgar Square
National Gallery
St. Martin’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Robert Smith
LENOX
Germany
North
Cambodia
North St
Joseph Alsop
Pittsfield Milk Exchange
Jeddo
Alton
George G. Connelly
Williamstown
Gertrude Stein
Alfred Hitchcock
Jenkins Lloyd Jones
Tulsa
Okla
St. Mark's Square
Rome
Washington
Harold Ickes
WPA
Capistrano
CIA
Greenwich
Stanford
Connecticut
Florida
Frank Nuro
125Th Street
Aviary
New Haven
Bronx
Halperin
Cee and