Riots and Ruins

This book proposes that the greatest danger to the civilization of the United States is not Germany, Japan, or any other foreign country, but the vitriolic hate which exists between the American white and the colored people living within its borders. This hatred is at an all-time high and is mounting higher every day. Millions of Americans trembled in their boots over what they expected would happen on the Second Front in Europe. They also should be suffering from nervous prostration,...
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This book proposes that the greatest danger to the civilization of the United States is not Germany, Japan, or any other foreign country, but the vitriolic hate which exists between the American white and the colored people living within its borders. This hatred is at an all-time high and is mounting higher every day. Millions of Americans trembled in their boots over what they expected would happen on the Second Front in Europe. They also should be suffering from nervous prostration, because of what is likely to happen on the home front in the United States when the war is over. It is the longest battle line in the world, stretching from California to Maine.