Civil Rights Essays

This essay articulates that true change for African Americans will only come about when there is a moral-psychological change in the white man. Mr. Conrad argues that we have to "work on and on until a whole new generation of white and black simply look upon each other, from earliest school days, as fellow Americans or fellow citizens of the worked."

Essay written by Earl Conrad that explains why the current two-party structure in Congress is preventing the liberation of African Americans. Mr. Conrad proposes the creation of a new Civil Rights political party.

This essay by Earl Conrad that articulates why the level of readiness of African Americans at this moment in history enables them to make a significant difference in the political future of African Americans

Essay written by Earl Conrad that articulates the importance of a new Civil Rights political party. Mr. Conrad argues that, like the early days of the Republican Party, a new Civil Rights political party does not have to become the dominant political party to be effective. The critical point is that a national civil rights party "can get permanent crowbar into the national picture."