Voj. No. 11.Colored PeoplePraisejjPowersJ Hesitations Passed at a Bit * MassBeet tag of Colored People, Washinf ton. D. C. on July 6, 1911mlt;hepuWhereas, at no time in the history of our race has there beenin*“I?paneed of strong men; men who be- j“ = 'and1 aDthe brotherhood of man; men. who j ?u r believe in that all men should betreated equal under the law an jppurdw! each and everv manhoodE\right regardless of the color of theakin.And Whereas, the Hon. CalebPowers has never lost an opportunity to contend for the rights ofFIman. regardless of the color of hisski a, thereby creating sentiment inour behalf;*And Whereas, he is the foremostcfachampion in upholding the sacred- . WJnessby contending that no womanought to or should be hanged in theWselocapital of our nation if he can prt-* vent it;Therefore, be it resolved that heinIns the prayerful008 #f people who feel the stingand humiliation of discriminationfor no other reason than theircolor.Re it further resolved that intaking the stand he does in behalf of the women of .America, heOGteT1diAtuclt;P«| .woves to the world that the men *«f America hold their womengreatthat they will not allow an ever-wfcJlt;atleeifasting stigma to rest upon it. by | ^ the banging of a woman in thenational