Focuses on the integration of the Negro into the mainstream of cultural and social development in the United States. Particular attention was spent on the problem of getting white people to translate agreement on integration in principle into integration in fact. (Author/RK)

Concludes that integration is not a matter of interest exclusively to Negroes. The best of the country's leaders, black and white, have always understood it in a wider context--as a necessity for the nation at large. (Author)