To this end the best whites and blacks are urged to come together to find a working basis for a systematic effort in the interest of all.
To say that either the North or the South can easily become adjusted to this change is entirely too sanguine.

The North will have a problem.

The Negroes in the northern city will have much more to contend with than when settled in the rural districts or small urban centers.

Forced by restrictions of real estate men into congested districts, there has appeared the tendency toward further segregation.

They are denied social contact, are sagaciously separated from the whites in public places of amusement and are clandestinely segregated in public schools in spite of the law to the contrary.