The Negro and the Caucasian in Oklahoma Suffrage Debate
An Oklahoma editorial argues that the Negro has not had equal opportunity and denounces voting rights restrictions. It contrasts historical progress, cites historic figures, and contends that granting suffrage preserves Anglo Saxon dominance while denying it risks later domination.
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