What a Colored Man Should Do to Vote

"What a Colored Man Should Do to Vote" by Anonymous is a political guide for African American men in the early 1900s who lived in the South, stressing how crucial it was to vote for their own rights. It explains the many unfair rules Southern states had for Black voters, like poll taxes and reading tests, and pushes men to recognize the rules and register. The book emphasizes the value of helping each other and doing what's right, advising men to get involved in their communities, vote, and even work with white people nearby to improve things for everyone. It’s generally optimistic, encouraging these men to take control and be responsible citizens despite challenges.