Anticipating the end of World War II, the author, Mr. Parker proposes "The Negro's greatest opportunity for advancing toward full equality is now. he will find it much harder. after the war, when his enemies will have disposed of their foreign rivals and will be able to devote their energy and attention toward keeping the Negro in his place.'" 

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