Segregationists See Affection and Conflict in Race Policy
In a detailed survey from Macon County Alabama, editor Relman Morin examines segregationist views that claim affection for Negroes coexists with denying full equality. The piece outlines paternalistic relatings on plantations, the belief Negroes are not ready for integration, and the tension between personal ties and systemic injustice, contrasting bigoted fear with allegedly thoughtful justifications. The article notes persistent habits, church influence, and the complex social dynamics shaping debate over civil rights.
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Macon County
Ala
South
McLouth Community Notes Highlight Wide Family Visits
McLouth society items recount visits and greetings among residents. Relatives and friends from Leavenworth, Lecompton, Kansas City, Portland, Raytown, Wamego, and elsewhere share meals, calls, and hospitality. A memorial for Susan Denny Myers is noted along with church ties and local Cemetery burial details.
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Ida Kline
McLouth
Leavenworth
St. Petersburg
Fla
Roy Bowman
San Francisco
Calif
Lawrence
Leland McPherson
Carolyn McPherson
William E. Bradford
Wamego
Glenn Garner
Portland
Ore
Kansas City
Topeka
Harvey Miller
John Martz
Tomball
Tex
James Pryor
Thelma, Dicke
Pete Trackwell
Trackwell
Susan Olive Denny Myers
Freida Moore
Kansas
Edward Myers
Myers
Myrna Hauck
Linda Sebes
McPherson
Charisse Wild
William Bradford
Marie Bahnmaier
Houma
Frank Harwood
Jimmy Shoemaker
Long Beach
Mattie Schmidt
Gerald Edmonds
Larry Edmonds
Pittsburg
Curtis LeCure
Leatti Dotti
France
Olive
John Schwinn
Easton
Raymond Bellman
John
Manhattan
Lyle Peterson
Verne
Martha Means
Oskaloosa
James Means
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Rose Hill
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