"I would not preach tolerance, which seems to me another name for condescension and presupposes faults in those to be tolerated ... Nor do I believe in demanding love - that should be the gift of a free will. But simply to be kind - that is not too much to ask of any of us."
"Perhaps for the purposes of war racial differences had been buried, but certainly in no deep grave."
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Source: Josephine Lawrence (1945). “Let Us Consider One Another”, New York ; London : . Appleton-Century
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