“The only way I’ll run it is if you insist,” he said. “Then I think we must run it,” I said, wishing with all my heart I could drop it. However, Sepia, unlike many magazines, is widely read in the Deep South by Negroes. I felt it was the best way of letting them know that their condition was known, that the world knew more about them than they suspected; the best way to give them hope.
