Excerpt from From Servitude to Service
In a recent public address the Reverend Bishop Charles B. Galloway, of Mississippi, made the following statement: "We must insist that the Negro have equal opportunity with every American citizen to fulfil in himself the highest purpose of an all-wise and beneficent Providence." This quotation indicates the spirit in which this book should be studied.
The Negro is greatly in evidence, through incidents of various sorts having small relation to the important questions concerning him that should command the earnest thought and intelligent action of every American. Prevailing indifference to the subject is very apparent and painfully abundant.
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