"The bitterest steady prejudice I’ve ever met was in Haiti, the black republic, where black hated mulatto, mulatto hated white, and black, straight hair, resented kinky hair, broad nose resented narrow nose, and there were dozens of words to name the differences of blood between pure African and pure Caucasian. I used to be taken by mulatto friends to the Bourdon Country Club, which admitted neither blacks nor whites as full members;only the lovely browns were allowed to pay dues. And I knew a beautiful girl, niece of a former president, who claimed that there were no blacks in her family.
“You’re descended from an infinite series of mulattos?”
“Oui."
Herbert Gold
in his foreword to Kike! A Documented History of Anti-Semitism in America
“You’re descended from an infinite series of mulattos?”
“Oui."
Herbert Gold
in his foreword to Kike! A Documented History of Anti-Semitism in America
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