The Upward Path (Classic Reprint): The Evolution of a Race: The Evolution of a Race (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

Helm, Mary

 
9781330219973: The Upward Path (Classic Reprint): The Evolution of a Race: The Evolution of a Race (Classic Reprint)

Sinopsis

A clear and accessible look at the American Negro’s journey toward dignity and citizenship.

This edition presents a concise history of the American Negro, highlighting progress, persistent challenges, and the powerful role of education, religion, and community institutions. This book frames a long story from emancipation to the early twentieth century, emphasizing real people, practical issues, and the ongoing work of churches, schools, and missions. It aims to illuminate how knowledge, faith, and organized effort have shaped life in families, neighborhoods, and cities.

  • How education, clubs, and institutions helped raise living standards and opportunities
  • The path from slavery to citizenship, including key reforms and reforms’ limits
  • The influence of religious life and missionary work on communities
  • Current social, economic, and moral challenges and the people answering them
Ideal for readers seeking historical context, thoughtful discussion, and a constructive view of community progress.

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Excerpt from The Upward Path: The Evolution of a Race

Slow Through The Dark

Slow moves the pageant of a climbing race;
Their footsteps drag far, far below the height,
And, unprevailing by their utmost might,
Seems faltering downward from each won place.
No strange, swift-sprung exception we; we trace
A devious way thro' dim, uncertain light -
Our hope, through the long vistaed years, a sight
Of that our Captain's soul sees face to face.
Who, faithless, faltering that the road is steep,
Now raiseth up his drear insistent cry?
Who stoppeth here to spend a while in sleep,
Or curses that the storm obscures the sky?
Heed not the darkness round you, dull and deep;
The clouds grown thickest when the summit's high.

- Paul Lawrence Dunbar

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