"Let anyone who doubts the wisdom of racial segregation or fails to understand the South's loyalty to the color line make a study of conditions in South America. When the Spaniards arrived on that continent, they conquered the Indian tribes, but instead of expelling them as the English did in North America, they ruled over them and married their women. These Spanish and Portuguese adventurers save in the south of the continent seldom brought their families to the new world and were more interested in obtaining wealth than in implanting race and culture."
📜 Theodore G. Bilbo, Take Your Choice: Separation or Mongrelization, 1947
🎨 Frederic Remington, Drum Corps, 1889