“I would like to see a time when man loves his fellow-man, and forgets his color or his creed. We will never be civilized until that time comes. I know the Negro race has a long road to go. I believe the life of the Negro race has been a life of tragedy, of injustice, of oppression. The law had made him equal, but man has not. And, after all, the last analysis is, what has man done? – and not what has the law done?” Closing Argument of Clarence Darrow in the trial of Henry Sweet, May 18, 1926 (second Sweet trial)
The Sweet Trials, Clarence Darrow and Race
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