ABSTRACT
Americans were uprooted and were moving all over the continent, attempting to find food, shelter, and work following the Wall Street Crash of 1929. Racial infection is a most serious mental and moral problem where the primitive outnumbers the white man. The use of statistics to show how African Americans kill or harm each other, being more aggressive than other racial groups, appears over time to be a justification for violent, racist actions against all African Americans. The use of statistics to show how African Americans kill or harm each other, being more aggressive than other racial groups, appears over time to be a justification for violent, racist actions against all African Americans. In developing his own theme, C. G. Jung chose African Americans, noting the difference between levels of consciousness–an extremely high level of culture and the primitivity of the unconscious within White Americans, only because of their living on shared American soil.
