Yet it is a fact that accustomed to the easy-going toil of the plantation, the blacks have not shown the same efficiency as that of the whites.

Some employers report, however, that they are glad to have them because they are more individualistic and do not like to group.

But it is not true that colored labor cannot be organized.

The blacks have merely been neglected by organized labor.

Wherever they have had the opportunity to do so, they have organized and stood for their rights like men.