The Heavier Our Bodies, The

Racism Is The Dogma That One Ethnic Group Is Condemned By Nature To Congenital Inferiority And Another Group Is Destined To Congenital Superiority.

. . . Work Even When I'm Satisfied With It Is Never My Child I Love Nor My Servant I've Brought To Heel. It's Always Busy Work I Do With My Left Hand, And Part Of Me Watches Grudging The Wastes Of A Lifetime.

It Is My Necessary Breath Of Life To Understand And Expression Is The Only Justification Of Life That I Can Feel Without Prodding.

... With Every Asiatic Country Where We Operate In Cooperation With The Existing Culture, The Need For Intelligent Understanding Of That Country And Its Ways Of Life Will Be Crucial. These Nations Will Very Likely Not Respond To Appeals With Which We Are Familiar, And Not Value Rewards Which Seem To Us Irresistible. The Danger--and It Would Be Fatal To World Peace--is That In Our Ignorance Of Their Cultural Values We Shall Meet In Head-on Collision And Incontinently Fall Back On The Old Pattern Of Imposing Our Own Values By Force.

A Man's Indebtedness Is Not Virtue; His Repayment Is. Virtue Begins When He Dedicates Himself Actively To The Job Of Gratitude.