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E B William Dubois — Part 4

110 pages · May 09, 2026 · Document date: Mar 31, 1953 · Broad topic: Civil Rights · Topic: E B William Dubois · 108 pages OCR'd
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Thus, I visited the Soviet Union for the fourth time. JI saw people who were sure of themselves and calm. I saw how 30-year—old hopes are being carried out tn reality. I wos particularlyimpressed by one small detail, I looked cout of a hotel window at the Red Square after half nw mt Titan RAR =manaessel th mnsh fk hanes sce mat 2» atu nta SS Meth bute people fPuowcu Ger Veegyre is auere Gato FOV YY & 8 RELY scrap of paper in the equare. This was not simply a result of work of muntcipal employees. It was a result of feeling of responsibility of the socialist people who felt that the Red Square was their property and that all were obliged to take care of its cleanliness. If half a million people would go in demonstration along the streets of New York, a week will be required tn order to clean the rubbish left by them, But it is not only this. The population of the Soviet Union ts delivered from cares which oppress an Americans How will he live when he gets old? How will he get medical attention when he gets 111? How to provide education for his children, for the cost of education ts growing,not by days but by hours? How can he permit himself to take a vacation when every penny is needed in the home? A Soviet citizen knows that the state protects him in all these problems, Many Americans inquires How does the state know that every citizen performs his duty and works as hard as though he were threatened with povertyP The government, they say, ts dealing with human beings who are selfish in their nature, The answer to this question is simple: The Soviet Union achieved unprecedented successes in the field of re-education of its citizens into a disciplined servants of the pel of all people and not of a hand ful of the chosen ones, Such a disctpline, to its considerable degree ia not forced from above and not brought in from the outside. It is orgonicclly inherent in the citizens of the USSR, It ts selfediscipline. Cf course, in the USSR too there are still people who think only of themselves, Also there are criminals, However, I do not know any other country where the number of self-sacrificing citizens, patriots i3 80 great.
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