Word: racistly
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...Southerner was sticking by his racist guns. The private Sidwell Friends School revealed that Mississippi's James O. Eastland had withdrawn his son and daughter. Reason: one little Negro had been taken into kindergarten...
...fertile acres of farmland, chairmans booming young insurance and investment companies, has built a $40,000-a-year law practice, dabbles profitably in real estate, markets Georgia-cured hams. He edits a weekly newspaper that ranges in content from economic evaluations of the changing Georgia scene to muck-slinging racist propaganda in campaign seasons. Recently he became an author: his You and Segregation is being snatched up by the Citizens' Councils of the South...
Last week, in line with racist Premier Strydom's new native policy, the Negro basketmakers of Korsten. now numbering more than 1,300, were told to pack up and go home by Oct. 12. The government's reason: the basketmakers are self-sufficient, will not join South Africa's low-paid labor force. All expenses of the move (at least $20,000), said the government order, must be borne by the basketweavers themselves, and anyone refusing to go will have his assets seized and be put to work until he has earned enough to pay his fare...
...question is, then, what is the best way to fight the racist extremists? Is it by taking an opposite but equally extreme stand and hoping that the result will be a position half way between, or is it by demanding, firmly and quietly, something less than the ideal, indeed aiming publicly for that middle position? We think the latter way--at once flexible and firm, quiet and forceful--is the better answer. To win the legal principle, it was necessary and right for groups like the NAACP to carry their test cases as far as possible, and press for sweeping...
...piling up like thunderheads above the schools of their chil dren-Negro and white. Already the legislatures of eight Southern states are framing ways of evading the Supreme Court ruling that public schools should be desegregated "with all deliberate speed." Already Southern voters are turning out to support racist legislation in lopsided referendums. "Our schools will run on a segregated basis or they will not be run at all," said South Carolina's Clarendon County School Superintendent L. B. McCord, speaking the voice of his kind. "Our way of life calls for separation of the races, and come hell...