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I am honestly against the social intermingling of Negroes and Whites but I hold nothing personal against the Negroes as a race. They should be proud of their God-given heritage just as I am proud of mine.

— Theodore G. Bilbo

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To defeat this measure, so help me God, I would be willing to speak every day of the year 1938.

It is further a plan of the almighty that the Negroes may be transferred back to the land of their forefathers.

I have just heard this Sunday night’s broadcast by you, the most limicolous liar and notorious scandalizing kike radio commentator of today.

I want to say right here off the record that the Negroes of Mississippi have never had a better friend.

When once the flat-nosed Ethiopian, like the camel, gets his proboscis under the tent, he will overthrow the established order of our Saxon civilization.

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