1944: RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

The video discusses the historical context of slavery in the South and the status of African Americans as a primarily Southern issue. It highlights the Southern belief in resolving this issue independently, without Northern interference. Over time, more Southerners have realized that keeping African Americans in economic and political subjection is not a viable solution. There is a growing movement towards finding ways for white and colored people to live together peacefully, with mutual respect for each other's rights.

What were the feelings of Southerners regarding the status of the Negro?

How do Southerners believe they should address the problem of the Negro status?

What is the current belief among Southerners about economic and political subjection?

What are Southerners seeking in terms of coexistence with colored men?

What is the significance of mutual respect in the context of Southern views on race?