had to create their own opportunities." To this day, Norris, TN remains almost exclusively white, as documented in James W. Loewen's book "Sundown Towns." Despite investigations demonstrating that Morgan's TVA had deliberately excluded Black Americans from the "New Deal" gains enjoyed by whites, Morgan remained defiant and unrepentant until his death in 1975. In his memoir of his TVA years, he denied any responsibility for the program's negative effects, claiming that there was nothing else he could do but to honor the attitudes of a racist, majority white America. References Sources Wilson, Edwin H. (1995). The Genesis of a Humanist Manifesto (in English). , available online (information on Morgan's religion in the final chapter) Further reading External links Arthur E. Morgan, Human Engineer and College President Antioch College Arthur Morgan School Community Service, Inc. 1878 births 1975 deaths People from Yellow Springs, Ohio American civil engineers Franklin D. Roosevelt administration personnel American Unitarians American Quakers Converts to Quakerism Founders of utopian communities American people of Welsh descent Antioch College Presidents of Antioch College