Black-belt diamonds; gems from the speeches, addresses, and talks to students of Booker T. Washington ... |
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The Higher Virtues |
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The Higher Virtues
Says the Great Teacher, "I will draw all
men unto me." How? Not by force, not by
law, not by superficial glitter. Following in
the tracks of the lowly Nazarene, (we shall continue
to work and wait, till,) by the exercise of
the higher virtues, by the product of our brains
and hands, (we make ourselves so important to
the American people that we shall compel them
to recognize us because of our intrinsic worth.)
Century Club (Indianapolis).
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