black like me 38-52

I thought it was perfectly put when griffin said "The negro is treated not even as a second class citizen, but as a tenth class one".  I don't understand the thought process of anyone who contributed to making that happen back then but it was put how it was, to be a second class citizen you have to at least be thought of as something of meaning, other than trash or tools.  Negros were treated far past "less than" making every one of them in the south wake up knowing they were considered nothing at all, a ten class citizen, criminals, rapists, drug addicts, and any other negative thing. It's immoral.