Democratic Party From White Supremacy to Black Lives Matter

⁣He [Truman] took a dim view of nonwhites as he wrote in a June 22, 1911 letter to his future wife Bess Wallace: “Ithink one man is just as good as another so long as he’s honest anddecent and not a **** or a Chinaman Uncle Wills says that the Lordmade a white man from dust, a **** from mud, and then threw what wasleft and it came down a Chinaman He does hate Chinese and Japs So doI It is race prejudice I guess But I am strongly of the opinion that negroes ought to be in Africa, yellow men in Asia, and white men inEurope and America” Bess shared in his disapproval of being in the company of non-Whites, stating that “blacks should have their schoolsand we should have ours”