The Negro Problem as Viewed by Negro Leaders

The writer of this article is a negro who graduated from Virginia Union University and subsequently studied at the New York School of Social Work and New York University, paying for his college education by working during the Summer. Later he served as assistant to the Director of Research and Investigation of the National Urban League. Mr. Harris has been a frequent contributor to the negro press and as a writer is taking his place among the exponents of negro ideals and aspirations