Japan Offers Great Problem and Destiny in Democracy
Analysis argues against viewing Japanese as inferior, praising their civilization and ethics. It states Japanese are capable and equal, urging acceptance rather than exclusion, and questions the impact of Orientals on U.S. affairs and the nation’s homogeneity.
Democracy and race in a united society
The speaker argues democracy rests on equal rights and common interests yet faces hard tests from labor, trusts, farm tenancy, and immigrant amalgamation. He claims Northerners and Southerners mix, unlike Orientals whose color marks them, complicating integration and raising issues in marriage, schooling, and travel.
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