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Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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Lady Astor addressed racial issues in Bermuda at the Colonial opera house last week, praising the local colored community's self-respect and emphasizing their importance to civilization.
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After commenting on the British empire, Lady Astor said "I am told that here in Bermuda you have a problem we know nothing about; you say you have a colored problem. I can tell you Bermudians this I have never come across a more self respecting colored community than you have here. There is just as much variety in colored people as there is in white people, and the well bred high minded colored man or woman is just as necessary to this form of civilization as any other kind."
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Bermuda
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Last Week
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Lady Astor, American born member of the British Parliament, spoke at the Colonial opera house in Hamilton, Bermuda, attacking the color question and praising the self-respecting colored community there, stating there is variety in colored people as in white people and well-bred colored individuals are necessary to civilization.