Pg 152-164

Whites in the south liked Griffins experiment but were just afraid that their neighbor would turn on them and not look well for them. As said "There were six thousand letters to date and only nine of them abusive, that the white man is scared of his fellow white man than that of a negro. I think that even though the white people in the deep south were afraid they should have stood up for the negro because then it might have influenced other people to join in and act like Americans.