Excerpt from Survey Midmonthly, 1946, Vol. 82: Journal of Social Work

The second reason was more funda mental. We came to the often stated conclusion that intrinsically the Negro problem is not a Negro problem but a white problem. The essence of its solu tion is the interpretation of the true Negro to the prejudiced white person, in terms of common humanity.

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