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Title | The True Color of My Skin | |
| Speaker | Zachary Hale Comstock | ||
| Level | Downtown Emporia | ||
| Date | December the 29th, 1908 | ||
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The True Color of My Skin
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Transcript: In front of all the men, the sergeant looked at me and said, “Your family tree shelters a teepee or two, doesn't it, son?” This lie, this calumny, had followed me all my life. From that day, no man truly called me comrade. It was only when I burnt the teepees with the squaws inside, did they take me as one of their own. Only blood can redeem blood.
Location: In the locked Art Gallery from across the theater in Downtown Emporia.
