“The negro race does not belong to Europe, and it of course is nonsense, that it is playing such a prominent role in Europe right now.” (Rudolf Steiner)
Source: Wikiquote, Rudolf Steiner in “Über das Wesen des Christentums” (GA 349), page 53
“Because even the negroes we have to accept as human beings, and within them the human form is depicted in a very different way as in ourselves, for example.” (Rudolf Steiner)
Source: Rudolf Steiner in “Die geistig- seelischen Grundkräfte der Erziehungskunst (GA 305), page. 100”
“The other day i went to a book store in Basel, and found the latest assortment of books that was to be printed: a negro novel, just like negroes slowly migrate into the civilisation of europe in general.
Everywhere you find this enacting of negro dances, hopping of negro dances.
But we already have this negro novel. It´s extremly boring, ghastly boring, but people devour it.” (Rudolf Steiner)
Source: Rudolf Steiner in ”Vorträge für die Arbeiter am Goetheanumbau”, tenth lecture in Dornach, December 30, 1922, GA 348, page 189.
“Yes, i for myself am convinced, that if we receive another number of negro novels, and pass them to be read by pregnant women, you dont have to see to it that negroes come to europe, that mulattoes are generated;
just by reading negro novels a whole number of mulatto children is created in europe, who are all gray, have mulatto hair, that will look all mulatto-like.” (Rudolf Steiner)
Source: Rudolf Steiner in ”Vorträge für die Arbeiter am Goetheanumbau”, tenth lecture in Dornach, December 30, 1922, GA 348, page 189.
“When the Negroes emigrate to the west, they can not gather as much light and warmth as they did in africa. So they turn red as copper, become redskins. That results from being forced to reflect some of that light and warmth.
This then glows copper red. They can not resist that. This is why the redskins get extinct in the west, in turn become a race that is ceasing to exist, dying of their own nature, that is receiving too little light and warmth, dying out because of the mundane.
The whites are actually the ones that develop the humaneness inside of them.” (Rudolf Steiner)
Source: Rudolf Steiner, Lecture on March 3rd, 1923 in Dornach. GA 349, page 61f
“But the people, who underdeveloped their »I«-being [their »ego«], who were exposed too much to the effects of the sun, they were like plants: they deposited under their skin too many carbon-like elements and became black. This is why the negro is black.” (Rudolf Steiner)
Source: Rudolf Steiner, “Geisteswissenschaftliche Menschenkunde”, (GA107), page 7
“Beginning with the completely passive soul of the negro, which is in complete abandon to [devoted to] the environment, to the exterior physique, …” (Rudolf Steiner)
Source: Rudolf Steiner, “Geisteswissenschaftliche Menschenkunde”, (GA107), page 7
“But they are the ones, who so denied their »I« that it turned them black, because the exterior forces that come from the sun to the earth simply turned them black.” (Rudolf Steiner)
Source: Rudolf Steiner, “Geisteswissenschaftliche Menschenkunde”, (GA107), page 8
“The people who had underdeveloped their sense of »I« [the »ego«], migrated to the east, and the surviving remnants of these people later became the negro population of Africa.” (Rudolf Steiner)
Source: Rudolf Steiner, “Geisteswissenschaftliche Menschenkunde”, (GA107), page 6f