Let us accept the lesson so plainly taught and provide enterprises to supply our own needs and employ our own talents.
"If there is any one thing, more than another, that will push the Negro forth to build enterprises of his own, it will be this refusal of the whites to employ the higher order of labor that the race from time to time produces.

This refusal will prove a blessing if we accept the lesson that it teaches.

And, too, in considering this subject let us not feel that we are the only people who have a labor problem on hand to be solved.

The Anglo-Saxon race is divided into two hostile camps--labor and capital.

These two forces are gradually drawing together for a tremendous conflict, a momentous battle.