G. Newcomb '46 Writes on Negro Problem in South
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G. Newcomb '46 Writes on Negro Problem in South
Subject
Summary of a letter that was written by a student and published in the New York Herald Tribune. The author lists five steps to ensure "race harmony in the southern states". These include access to equal education, equal voting rights (the abolishment of the poll tax), and the passing of anti-lynching laws.
Description
Volume 43, Number 3
Creator
The Campus Editorial Board
Publisher
The Campus
Date
01/24/1946
Contributor
The Campus Editorial Board
Coverage
"Chief among Newcomb's conclusions was the need for full employment among both races, even to the extent of Federal Aid in stimulating new sources of labor activity."
"If the American people 'advocate fair play and democracy' in the remainder of the world, they must cease this hypocrisy and first rectify their own injustices."
"If the American people 'advocate fair play and democracy' in the remainder of the world, they must cease this hypocrisy and first rectify their own injustices."
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The Campus Editorial Board, “G. Newcomb '46 Writes on Negro Problem in South,” Archives of Anti-Racist Activism, accessed October 27, 2026, https://twilightprojectantiracistrecords.middcreate.net/items/show/71.