Thus All Art Is Propaganda And Ever

The Most Ordinary Negro Is A Distinct Gentleman, But It Takes Extraordinary Training And Opportunity To Make The Average White Man Anything But A Hog.

If The Unemployed Could Eat Plans And Promises, They Would Be Able To Spend The Winter On The Riviera.

One Ever Feels His Twoness - An American, A Negro; Two Souls, Two Thoughts, Two Unreconciled Strivings; Two Warring Ideals In One Dark Body, Whose Dogged Strength Alone Keeps It From Being Torn Asunder.

When In This World A Man Comes Forward With A Thought, A Deed, A Vision, We Ask Not How Does He Look, But What Is His Message?. . . The World Still Wants To Ask That A Woman Primarily Be Pretty. . . .

Strive For That Greatness Of Spirit That Measures Life Not By Its Disappointments But By Its Possibilities.