I think it would be fair to say that in the earliest days of the Witnesses, in the late 19th century and early 20th century, then there would have been a bias towards that view.
Please see the 'related links' below for an article that gives quotes from early Watchtower publications. But this was probably a reflection of the racial stereotypes more prevalent in society at the time.
leader(s)- Adolf Hitler, Amon Goeth, Adolf Eichmann groups opressed- jews, homos, bis, trans, jehovahs witnesses, blacks, POWs, political enemies, the physically and mentally disabled, and probably more...
I believe that KKK did what they did because he HATED blacks ,he thought it would be better if slaves or blacks were gone during ALL wars and in general. The Ku Klux Klan was a group, not a person.
because whites didn't like blacks and they thought they were better than blacks !
the blacks did not believe that they were better than the white however it was the white that thought they were better. reasons for which the white believed they were better than the blacks are because: - firstly they were white. During the years of slavery,once there was a trace of "black blood" in you then you were considered black and the white thought that black people were simply evil. Therefore being white automatically made them better. -secondly, the had political and economical power over the blacks. POLITICAL POWER, they were the ones that enforced the laws and the punishments if such laws were broken. ECONOMICALLY they had all power over the blacks because they had bought them
Not all caucasions do better than all blacks. It depends on your upbringing and your education.
whites and blacks can get along.
I believe so............................................................................................................................
Washington did not believe Blacks had to leave the south to gain wealth and prosperity.
no
Blacks should demand equality and civil rights
Better then in the south
I do not believe they gave us this piece of information in the books.