Excerpt from The Color of Solomon-What? “My Beloved Is White and Ruddy” A Monograph
It is one of the irrefutable proofs of the Negro’s progress as well as of his ability that he is. Beginning to investigate and make researches for himself in all lines of literary ao tivity. The day of helpless dependence is no more. A new era has dawned and the colored man has begun to add his own stint of original thought to the forces that determine the character and status of a people. He is rapidly changing his base and is no longer wholly relying upon the testimony of others as the reason for the faith that is in him, but is himself thinking for himself. This is certainly a most hopeful sign.
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