They is a gold mine there, he says, and Dr.Julius Jackson has only scratched a little off the top of it, but HE is going to dig deeper.
"Why is it that the Afro-American brother buys Anti-Curl ?" he asts.
"Why ?" I asts.
"Because," he says, "he wants to be as much like a white man as he possibly can.

He strives to burst his birth's invidious bar, Danny.
They talk about progress and education for the Afro-American brother, and uplift and advancement and industrial education and manual training and all that sort of thing.

Especially we Northerners.

But what the Afro-American brother thinks about and dreams about and longs for and prays to be--when he thinks at all--is to be white.

Education, to his mind, is learning to talk like a white man.