Summary:
The Blacks have no grounds whatsoever to be demanding reparations for slavery. Not only were they saved from the incredibly dangerous life of being a slave in Africa, but they were then educated and looked after by the most altruistic and caring people on earth. If they had stayed in Africa they could have been eaten, slain for a sacrifice, or chopped into pieces just to amuse their master, but in America they were treated as something of value and the proof of how much better life there was for them, is that they never tried to go back home again after they were freed.
In fact they were not just well looked after, but were treated like adopted children in many cases. According to the 'Negro' yearbook of 1913 they had over $700,000,000 worth of property and 15,961,506 acres of land between them. Not bad for someone who had only just been freed from supposed slavery, which by definition means not being allowed to own any property. Clearly the wicked White man was not quite so wicked after all and had ensured that the freed slaves were given ample resources with which to earn themselves a living.
Unfortunately the former slave did not want to earn himself a living and so long as he had enough food to eat that day, he was not interested in what might happen tomorrow. Much of his farm land had been gifted to him by his previous masters in the hopes that he would make a success of his new found freedom, but within a short while that prime real estate was fast being turning into a wasteland. At the '1915 Negro conference at the Tuskegee Institute' it was stated that 20,000 'Negro' farms had no cattle, 27,000 no hogs, 200,000 no poultry, 140,000 no corn, 750,000 no oats, 550,000 no sweet potatoes and on 200,000 farms there was no arable farming whatsoever.
On top of this ‘never before known in the whole of history’ act of kindness to the former slaves, the White man also paid for their youths to be schooled and educated. In fact the 'Negro' himself only paid 15% of all the private school tuition fees for his own offspring, with the White man paying the rest.
So how well did the 'Negro' fare with all the kindness and generosity that was bestowed upon him?
Winfield H Collins finishes the book off by summarising what has happened since he was emancipated and what he sees happening to him in the future, before making some suggestions of his own on ways to improve the situation.
Narrated by Sven Longshanks
Aryan Narrations – 'The Truth About Lynching and the Negroes in the South' Part 6 – Negro Wealth or Poverty – Which?
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In fact they were not just well looked after, but were treated like adopted children in many cases. According to the 'Negro' yearbook of 1913 they had over $700,000,000 worth of property and 15,961,506 acres of land between them. Not bad for someone who had only just been freed from supposed slavery, which by definition means not being allowed to own any property. Clearly the wicked White man was not quite so wicked after all and had ensured that the freed slaves were given ample resources with which to earn themselves a living.
Unfortunately the former slave did not want to earn himself a living and so long as he had enough food to eat that day, he was not interested in what might happen tomorrow. Much of his farm land had been gifted to him by his previous masters in the hopes that he would make a success of his new found freedom, but within a short while that prime real estate was fast being turning into a wasteland. At the '1915 Negro conference at the Tuskegee Institute' it was stated that 20,000 'Negro' farms had no cattle, 27,000 no hogs, 200,000 no poultry, 140,000 no corn, 750,000 no oats, 550,000 no sweet potatoes and on 200,000 farms there was no arable farming whatsoever.
On top of this ‘never before known in the whole of history’ act of kindness to the former slaves, the White man also paid for their youths to be schooled and educated. In fact the 'Negro' himself only paid 15% of all the private school tuition fees for his own offspring, with the White man paying the rest.
So how well did the 'Negro' fare with all the kindness and generosity that was bestowed upon him?
Winfield H Collins finishes the book off by summarising what has happened since he was emancipated and what he sees happening to him in the future, before making some suggestions of his own on ways to improve the situation.
Narrated by Sven Longshanks
Aryan Narrations – 'The Truth About Lynching and the Negroes in the South' Part 6 – Negro Wealth or Poverty – Which?
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Aryan Narrations – 'The Truth About Lynching and the Negroes in the South' Part 7 – The Future of the Negro
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