Angelo Herndon Quote

My father was miserably treated by the mining company, but he had imbibed the false humility and meekness that the oppressors of his race and class had hypocritically taught him. He sought consolation from his torment in a touching devotion to his church, distracting himself from the sordid realities of his life and that of his family with dreams of the Reward Hereafter.

p. 8 - Let Me Live (1937)

My father was miserably treated by the mining company, but he had imbibed the false humility and meekness that the oppressors of his race and class...

My father was miserably treated by the mining company, but he had imbibed the false humility and meekness that the oppressors of his race and class...

My father was miserably treated by the mining company, but he had imbibed the false humility and meekness that the oppressors of his race and class...

My father was miserably treated by the mining company, but he had imbibed the false humility and meekness that the oppressors of his race and class...