Word: racially
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...training proposed, is generally conceded. These benefits are, to the individual, improved health, a larger and more national view of his relations, and wider acquaintance with his country. To the Nation, they are the creation and deepening of the sense of community interest and the breaking down of racial, religious, linguistic, and sectional differences...
This evening at 8 o'clock the third of the Godkin Lectures on "The Duties of the Citizen" will be given in Emerson D by Mr. Moorfield Storey '66, former president of the American Bar Association. "Racial and Class Prejudice" is the subject of the lecture...
...Godkin Lecture, "Racial and Class Prejudice," Moorfield Storey '66, Emerson...
March 22.--Racial and Class Prejudice...
...More than anything else, Americanism means a belief in the geographical state without class consciousness or antagonism within the state; it means allegiance to this geographical group rather than to any class group, whether religious, occupational, racial or linguistic. It is that robust, self-reliant and energetic, but neighborly attitude, that regards all humanity within reach as neighbors and fellow-citizens; which in the main desires to be let alone, and whose neighborliness consists in the willingness to let its neighbors alone except in a time of need...