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The Negro And
The Third World
By MARCELLE FOUQUET
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The revolution which is under way here in the
United States, and was solemnly consecrated in
Washington on August 28, has to be placed in the
context of the world-wide revolution which we are
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witnessing.
The revolution of the Black ialism- because it is fundamen-
Americans is one of the social ta^y the rejection of their pri-
phenomena, that have been ex- m*ry aspiration. What the Third
ploding one after the other, in a World caUs colonialism is the
chain reaction since World War ver> emotional resentment
II. Forces were unleashed over- a8ainst those who deny to Asian:
night. The World woke up in the and Africans the dignity' ol
whirl nt > equals, not only man to man
u r m o 1 n not
Westerners
but also nation to nation,
shaking t he to understand this attitude. II
long - estab- would be inaccurate to state thal
llshed tradi- the political objectives of the
.
tions, ways Third World, the Western Powers
, ■. and the Soviets are completely
' irreconcilable. There Is rather i
and a p- gap of understanding so far as
proaches t o the approach to World problems
is concerned.
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World problems.
The third world was born as For instance, the West con
soon as Africans and Asians re- siders Communism a far greatei
fused to accept, any longer the plague than the condition of pov
condition of inferiority imposed erty, physical and moral degra
by colonial masters, and began dation in which the majority o
to identify themselves with their humanity still lives, whereas the
own destiny. If the black people Afro-Asians take__ the oppositt
of all the "Harlems" in the view.
United States tried to compre- In the same why, the behavior
hend the significance of this new of Castro is more reprehensible
born world with its ideals and to the American Government
prejudices, greatness and miser- than racial discrimination an<
ies, aspirations and fears, their brutalities in South Africa. (w<
own struggle would take anoth- will not go as far as to say a
er dimension, because of the home!)
"Universal nature of rising eX- The Inability to agree on the
priority to be given to work
pectations.'*
It is undeniable that, the more problems, especially when the:
people have suffered, the more are inherent to racism, present:
they pursue the ideal of a world a danger of an explosive force
where everything they missed in Peace cannot be maintained bj
life will be realized. The cru- general disarmament or by a sat
cial point is the problem of ra- isfactory solution in Germany
cism. The African or the Asian until Asia and Africa have forcec
can never hope to progress and. the other continents to accea1
belong to the modern world un- standards that will guarantee
less he obtains dignity, respect their equality.
and a position of full equality. The pursuit of that aim con-
He claims these things more stitutes the great unifying force
than economic assistance, be- of the Afro-Asians, which results,
cause without them he is not even as we know, in the spontan-
a human being. “People do not eous solidarity of their group.at
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School Opens For Emotionally Sick
Registration for the September While the disturbed children
class in the'Day Treatment Cen- undergo treatment in classroom
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ter for emotionally - disturbed build,Qg 1JM . Mth street
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children of the Infant* Home Brooklyn, their parent* al«o are
of Brooklyn is now underway, It^iven guidance and counseling
was announced by Louis Willner, by psychiatrists, psychologists
agency president.
and social workers.
The institution is now accepting The Day Treatment Center of
applications from parents whose the Infants Home in Brooklyn
pre-school age youngsters, from benefits pre-school children whom
three to six years, show symp- parents find difficult to manage
toms of emotional disturbance, because of emotional or behavior
Mr. Willner said.
disorders.
At the conclusion of the last This unique service is the only
class, 13 of the youngsters were one of Its kind in Brooklyn. Ap-
••graduated” from the Day Trejt- plications may be made for the
ment Center and this fall will Fall term by applying directly
enroll in normal classes in ele- at the Infants Home, ISIS - 56th
Street, or calling ULster 1-8000
mentarv schools.
THE QUALITY OF MERCY
— Frederica Hoyes, Hilton
Brown and Bishop William
Cruickshank (1 to r) shower
toys and other gifts on little
Stacey Nelson, one of the
many youngsters and adults at
Sydenham and several other
hospitals upon whom were lav
ished mercy, affection and re
membrance by the commun
ity welfare center of Universal
Church of Christ, which Bishop
Cruickshank pastors. Each
year, on a day designated as
hospital tribute day, the church
and its center remember the
sick in hospitals and other in
stitutions
(McAdams Photo)
the dark and desolate valley of
segregation to the sunlit path of
racial Justice." These beautiful
words have exalted all those, in
the Third World, who refuse to
acknowledge the divine right of
anyone to be their master.
Uninvited
Guests Get
Hearing
Joseph Felder, 28, of 194-45 Mur
dock Ave., Robert Felder, 41,|
White Hood
Kills Woman
Un© Me Id MIhate Ni««er*-1 hate ni«
gers”, shouted the white maraud-
Armondo Johnson, 27, of 17 W. a» Plunged the sharp knife
137th St., an unemployed baker several times into the body of
charged with assaulting Ptl. Sal- Mrs. Joan. Dupree, 30, of 99-03
vator Gattuso last Wednesday af- 204th St., itollis.
temoon at 125th St. and Seventh
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Ave., is being held without bail The time was-about 10:45 PM.
for a hearing in Criminal Court T?u/sday ,5 ,had 1“ock’
ker down 111 front ot her home.
on Sept 16
?neral H/S*
d,ed
Ronald Armstrong, 19, of 285 T*kfn J°
W. 132nd St., John Stew-art, 20. JJ”'
of 805 St. Nicholas Ave., and Lar- 561)1
of 119-81 Marsden St., Freddie
Felder, 33. of 117-18 203rd St.,
and Robert' Dunkley, 23, of 63
Woodbine St., all of Queens, are
being held for a hearing In Crim
inal Court on Oct. 3 on charges
of assault and disorderly conduct.
The three brothers and their
friend were arrested in the
Smith Houses project during the
wedding reception of Ismael Per
ez and Anne Lang in the ground
floor apartment of 388 Pearl St.,
last Saturday night.
Housing Ptlmn. Leonard Phipps
and John W. Pitts were summon
ed to the reception after the four
men crashed it. Police said the
men refused to leave and attack
ed the officers who had to re-
Imove them forcibly.
ry Sieve, 23, of 229 Madison St., The murderer had made his
Brooklyn, who were also arrest- get away in a car, allegedly
ed, pleaded guilty to disorderly driven by another. And so far,
conduct charges in Night Court no arrests have been made.
Wednesday and were fined $10 Mrs. Dupree's husband, Glas-
ter, was not home at the time of
each or three days.
The incident, which almost the Incident. A transit subway
reached riot proportions took conductor, he came back shortly
place when an unidentified man to face the tragedy that had fall-
lay on the sidewalk In front of «n on his family.
209 W. 125th St. Ptl. Louis Goua^ The death of Mrs. Dupree, four
zalez of the W. 123rd St. precinct years younger than her husband,
left two motherless girls, Carol
went to investigate.
Ann. 11, and Deborah, 8. The
school bell rang Monday and
This reporter arrived at t h e Tuesday, but sorrow kept the two
Stopped Traffic
south east corner of 125th St., home.
while the officer was bending Arrangements for burial are
over the man. A few minutes
made by Arthur Fnnn Fun-
later he walked away. We saw eral Home, Brooklyn.
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