The Negro in Western civilization, because of his environments that force upon him a complex inferiority, is the most stubborn individual to discipline within the race. He has but little, if any, respect for internal authority. He cannot be depended upon to carry out an order given by a superior of his own race. If the superior attempts, in his presence, to enforce the order he is undermined and accused of putting on airs. If the order is given to a lieutenant, he, in turn, changes the order to suit himself and endeavors to constitute himself as the superior individual. This lack of obedience to orders and discipline checkmates the real, worthwhile progress of the race. ~ Marcus Garvey
Posted on: Wed, 22 Jan 2014 23:15:14 +0000