In the Negro in Latin America, Harold Preece provides a narrative about the advantages whites had, and the disadvantages negroes had. Preece started off his story by telling us about the three negro men he met at Tilotson college in Austin, Texas. The talk with these three men was the highlight of Preece day. Latin America did not feel satisfied with old Jim Crow taking their main arm of defense in the Panama Canal zone. The three men lived and or worked at the Panama Canal zone. The men argued about how the United States was treating the colored people like second- class citizens. The United States was not treating the colored men equally as the whites. The colored men were paid in silver and mentioned as "silver men." On the other the white
