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EDITORIAL POLICY |.

The editorial policy of the Bronze Reporter is t6
reflect the thought. of the Negro, to expose. thése persons and conditions which prove contrary to the |
Ainerican. way of life, to protest acts or pilicies which jf
deny the Negro his full constitutional rights as asatrue jf
American. ~;

The Bronze Reperter is a non-partisan) newspaper
Its main objective is to render a publi~ lervide through

good journalism and to this end, The a an Reporter é

is faithfully dedicated. }

~ EDITORIAL. =

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Gov. Faubus, et al Help Negro Cause

The present existing situations in the Southern states
relative to integration and segregation cannot be ignored
by anyone. People throughout the world are~ taking sides
on this hot and explosive question. However, it is felt that
the weight of public opinion is with the law. ~Americans are
a~ great people for honoring authority, and whatever has
been laid down as the law of the land. They simply ~do not
like to flaunt. the law.

Father Time has been both merciless and merciful to
the Negro.in his struggle to attain first class citizenship.

There was a time when a number of white people simply
pose disturb~ themselves over any injustices befalling the
o. The Negro has often been lynched,' brutally at
cked, and insulted. These acts ma ais the oe. ~of man

wire tolerated and excused.

Since its inception, the NAACP has been fighting for |
the rights of ee minority. groups... ~This. organization, entiched with so the greatest minds from people of both |.
racial groups, 4 been successful in securing the best weapons for its seemingly endless fight against bigotry, and
sadism. It has secured favorable Supreme Court rulings aiid
Congress has passed a ~Civil Rights Bill.~

~ Governor Faubus and his cohorts are busy arousing the
nation and the world as a result of the most shameful and
disrespectful flaunting of Federal Court rulings the country
has witnessed in a long time. They have unwittingly obscured the cause of the Negro by setting themselves up
against Federal rulings. Thus every American, whether. he
likes it or not, is brought into the picture, for the real issue
now is State rights versus Federal rights.

If the Negro can remain cool and realize the wisdom of
the NAACP-in using the American courts to an advantage,
his cause will be helped by-the last ditch stands of Gov. |

-Faubus.and company. The Federal Government cannot and

will not act hastily for obvious reasons, but you can rest |
assured that the Government recognizes its acknowledged
responsibility to all of its people, and in the wake of the
school crisis, the cause of the Negro will have advanced.

Folk School Host To Many

Highlander-Folk School, a residential adult school on
the Cumberland Mountains in Tennessee, threw wide

its doors on Labor Day week-end and received 179 peo- ||

ple of many racial] and religious groups from all parts
of the South.

e occasion was Highlander~s twenty-fifth birthday |

celebrated by a Seminar on The South Thinking Ahead.
Reports of progress and problems of integration fr
the hills of Tennessee to the plains of Alabama aud
_Georg:a, and from the lowlands of F lorida and South
Carolina made an exciting discussion.

The Highlander story was told in song ~and story by
men and women who served the school in the decade
and a ~half of its. exevence and by two movies made at
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mind. She asked to be let out) tention was foctised on the tipsy
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of the friend~s house then came | jong at the office, had been

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as hée was at ab all-fight Movie,

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wife and family ~ that they
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