William Archer

William Archer, a man of cultivation, with a just and fair mind, has said in his interesting book, Through Afro-America: "What I think about the colour question must be superficial, and may be foolish, but there is a certain evidential value in what I feel." The subconscious man in the white man rises up in revolt at a too close contact with the negro. The white race is undoubtedly superior to the black race. It is not a question of argument. It is a matter of instinct in both races.