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\nA JOURNAL 0F CHRISTIAN DEMOCRACY  \n“Who can close his eyes to the injustices resulting from racialdiscrimination in our midst,to the plain fact that a large seg-ment of our people,just because of the color of their skin aredenied their basic rights:the right to equal job opportunities,to adequate education and to decent housing.These rightsmay not be denied in principle but they are often deniedin practice.This condition a good conscience cannot continueto tolerate.”  \nHIS EMINENCE FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMANARCHBISHOP OF NEW YORK  \nFebruary 1964Conference on Religion and Race  \n100  \nRev.William M.Markoe,S.J.,Founder,St.Elizabeth's Church,St.Louis,Mo.  \nPublished by the  \nCatholic Interracial Councilof New York  \nJUNE,1965  \nVol.XXXVII,No.6  \nTHE LAFARGE MEMORIALAWARD FOR INTERRACIALJUSTICE TO HIS EMINENCEFRANCIS CARDINALSPELLMAN______---__---------___122  \nCRAFT UNIONS A LINK INTHE CIRCLE OF NEGRODISCRIMINATIONBy Herman D.Bloch-----.126  \nARTHUR D.WRIGHT,Editor  \nADVISORY BOARD  \nRICHARDHORCHLER GEORGE K.HUNTONFRANK S.HoRNEJOHN B.KING  \nManaging Editor  \nGLYNOVA HoWE  \nCardinal Spellman to the New YorkCIC:  \n\"By constant reiteration of the prin-ciples of justice and charity to be ap-plied to all men,your Council and itsorgan,the INTERRACIAL REVIEW,have done much to educate our people,Catholic and non-Catholic alike,to un-derline the truth that compulsory segre-gation cannot be reconciled with Chris-tian principles.\"March 31,1959  \nTHE 1NTERRACIAL REVIEw is published month-ly except August at 233 Broadway,New York  \n7,N.Y.Forty cents per copy;four dollarsper year.  \nSecond Class postage paid at New York,N.Y.and at additional mailing office.Acceptance formailing at special rate of postage provided for inSection 1103,Act of October 3,1917,authorizedJanuary 28,1929.  \nAddress all communications regarding ad-vertising to the INTERRACIAL REVIEW at theabove address.0415  \nAcceptance Speech by His Eminence,  \nFrancis Cardinal Spellman on His Acceptance of theJohn LaFarge Memorial Award forInterracial Justice  \nI AM DEEPLY GRATEFUL for the Award which the Catholic Inter-racial Council has conferred upon me tonight.I accept it not only withgratitude but with a profound feeling of humility.What I may have doneto promote interracial understanding was nothing more than my duty-it is everybody's duty-and for it I should expect no award.NeverthelessI do appreciate more than I can say the generosity which prompted thispresentation,and I value it highly because I hold in great esteem the or-ganization from which it comes.  \nI am proud of the fact that over thirty years ago a group of apostolicCatholic laymen,possessed of a social conscience,organized the first Cath-olic Interracial Council here in the Archdiocese of New York.It was es-tablished as a lay organization dedicated to securing equal rights for theNegro and other racial minority groups in America.Since the day when Ifirst came here twenty-six years ago,I have observed with interest andwith much edification the untiring labors of the Catholic Interracial Coun-cil and I have found the members to be a group of dedicated,resourcefuland effective laymen with whom I share a common Catholic ideal.I havenoted with satisfaction that as the need became more insistent-and as itrequired greater activity on the part of the Catholic laity-the infuence ofthe Interracial Council spread steadily throughout the United States.  \nOver the passing years I have been pleased to link my interests with theirresolve,for I have always stood firmly for equality of opportunity for allour citizens,whether it be in housing,in health,in education,in the armedforces,in religious or in social activities-an equality not only before thelaw but also before the inquiring gaze of the American community,onethat is not spurious or vitiated by deceit or by subterfuge,one that isnoble and enriching and 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