Disfranchisement

I need to figure that out.

It is entitled Disfranchisement, If you can see on the right, you can see about every kind of image of a bitter, angry, hate-in-the-eyes southerner, some sitting on the cannon, others in Ku Klux Klan robes and masks, all of them of course looking at the lone black freedman, who on your first look almost looks like he's holding a machete, but he's not, he's holding a voting Now, the southern white counterrevolution, the move toward southern redemption, which simply means, of course, the southern Democratic Party taking back control of their states between 1870 and 1876, is rooted in their hatred, their resentment of the rise of black political and economic independence.

Now,

but first of all, go with me back to Washington and then we'll end, at least today, back on the ground in the South and try to understand where some of this violence is coming from.

The Negro Problem.

Section three: The Disfranchisement of the Negro by Charles W. Chesnutt.

In this paper, the author presents a straightforward statement of facts concerning the disfranchisement of the Negro in the Southern states.

Mr. Chesnutt, who is too well-known as a writer to need any introduction to an American audience, puts the case for the Negro to the American people very plainly and spares neither the North nor the South.

Du Bois, World Today, August.

New Disfranchisement Plan, Independent, March 31st.

Noteworthy Book on Negroes, Roosevelt, Outlook, June 4th.

Racial Conflict in America, Living Age, July 30th.

E. Dayrell, Folk Stories from Southern Nigeria, Longmans, Green & Company.

Publication of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.

Number 1, The Disfranchisement of Negroes, Rev.

John Haynes Holmes.

That nigga.

No, good and goddamn well, voter ID is just French-tizing his people.

Now you see why the brother beginning of my show called the motherfucker shit.

Because that's what he is.