...duty will rise the "We're ready!" of THE BOYS OF HOWARD SCHOOL." THE MULATTO TO HIS CRITICS * AHAMED of my race? And of what race am I? I am many in one....welcome all, But love the blood of the kindly race That swarthes my skin, crinkles my hair, And puts sweet music in my soul. JOSEPH S. COTTER, JR. * From "The...

...voice that is still"—silenced in death, at the age of twenty-three years: THE MULATTO TO HIS CRITICS Ashamed of my race? And of what race am I? I am many in one. Of Red Man, Black Man, Briton, Celt, and Scot, Through my veins there flows the blood In warring clash...

...saturated with serenity of soul: The Mulatto to His Critics Ashamed of my race? And of what race am IT I am many in one. Through my veins there flows the...crinkles my hair, And puts sweet music into my soul. "And puts sweet music into my soul." That is especially the dower of African blood. It pours out in...

...the world squarely in the face but is saturated with serenity of soul : The Mulatto to His Critics Ashamed of my race? And of what race am I? I am many...welcome all, But love the blood of the kindly race That swartha my skin, crinkles my hair, And puts sweet music into my soul. "And puts sweet music into my...

...always used to humiliate the race. — Florida Sentinel, December 4, 1920. THE MULATTO TO His CRITICS Ashamed of my race ? And of what race am I ? I am many in one. Of Red Man, Black Man, Briton, Celt, and Scot. Through my veins there flows the blood In warring clash...

...proud to consider themselves members of it. JS Cotter, Jr., writes, in "The Mulatto to his Critics": Ashamed of my race? And of what race am I? I am many...skin, crinkles my hair, And puts sweet music into my soul.3* The reverse feeling of the thousands who "cross the line" and "pass" as whites is not recorded...

...himself with the people whose traditions, status, and ambitions he shares. THE MULATTO TO His CRITICS. Ashamed of my race? And of what race am I? I am many...welcome all, But love the blood of the kindly race That swarthes my skin, crinkles my hair, And puts sweet music into my soul. It is the necessity for collective...

...safe from insult and exploitation? A Mulatto girl, too, has other ancestry. Hear young Joseph Cotter: Ashamed of my race? And of what race am I? I am many...Black Man, Briton, Celt and Scot, In warring clash and tumultous riot. I welcome all, But love the blood of the kindly race That swarths my skin, crinkles...

..."popular psychology" of mulattos, Park quoted a poem called "The Mulatto to His Critics" by Robert Curlin: Ashamed of my race? And of what race am I? I am many...Briton, Celt, and Scot, In Warring clash and tumultuous riot.41 This myth of a "warring clash" in the blood of mixed-race individuals was a dominant trope...

...American women's identity and sexuality, one that faithfully reflects their own perspective. CONCLUSION Ashamed of my race? And of what race am I? I am many...Celt and Scot. In warring clash and tumultuous riot 1 welcome all, But love the blood of the kindly race That swarthes my skin, crinkles my hair And puts...