Letters Debating race bile and religious violence in the South
A reader criticizes a piece on Southern attitudes, condemns racist rhetoric, and calls for historical and moral analysis. The letter asserts that poverty and manipulation by slaveholders and traders foster prejudice, urges Wake Up world to reject hate, and cites Biblical passages to argue for humanity and peace across races.
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Bilbos
Bradys
WGC
KKK
Coleman
Fulbright
Sparkman
Hill
Satirical Letter on Integration Practices in Jackson
John E. Sutphin of Jackson Mississippi critiques racial integration in business and public life. He parodies types of integration including vertical horizontal and kneeling while urging prayer for a solution to racial tensions. He references local institutions such as Jackson Hinds Bank Deposit Guaranty Bank and Trust and a school of nursing as he voice concerns about segregationist norms.
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Marvin Cullum
Jackson-Hinds Bank
W. P. McCullan
Deposit Guaranty Bank and Trust Company
Ross R. Barnett
School of Nursing
Our Fair City
Jackson
Mississippi
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