Word: racially
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Salemme's Robeson was removed the night before the exhibit opened. To reporters suave Dr. Kunz explained that the statue had not been removed on racial or physiological grounds. "It wasn't that at all," said...
...doubt conservative. TIME is more conservative. In enumerating lynchings TIME differentiates between premeditated mob murders in which the Law is cowed, and spontaneous racial murders by individuals which, as crimes of passion, approximate any ordinary murder elsewhere. The five cases which TIME does not include in its strictly-lynching list...
...stimulate their interest in racial advancement, U. S. Negroes have Crisis and Opportunity monthlies;* for their religious, fraternal and educational interests, about 60 less potent journals; for general Negro News, some 110 weekly papers. †But for magazine reading the Negro had to turn to the "white" press until last fortnight when appeared Abbott's Monthly, "A Magazine That's Different." Published in Chicago by Robert Sengstacke Abbott, founder and owner of the Chicago Defender (weekly), Abbott's Monthly from its "pretty girl" cover of yellow, red and lavender to its book review department is a curious...
...Associated Negro Press which sends out not wired stories but weekly letters from its Chicago offices. Some of the papers also receive the Colored News Service. Also there is a National Negro Press Association, about 30 years old, which confines its activities mostly to discussion of policy and racial problems at its annual convention...
...appear in Thomas Y. Crowell Co.'s* new edition of Roget's International Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases† when it appears next month will be: "Jew. In the original edition Roget included the word Jew in several groups of synonyms. In this printing all uncomplimentary racial allusions have been omitted...