Mentioning a "colored man" who was soon to be integrated into the Princeton Seminary dormitories, Machen writes:
Machen argues from a separate but equal principle: "The case is not as though this [Princeton Seminary] were the only place which they [Black people] could come if they are to be educated for the ministry."
Machen calls faculty members who are advocating for civil rights for Blacks as "sticklers" and underlines the word "CIVIL" in the quote below.
"It is true some of them are 'sticklers' for the CIVIL rights of negroes - it always makes me intensely angry to hear people...
Machen speaks poorly of B.B. Warfield in this letter and another letter to his mother. His biggest qualm with Warfield on this topic of integration is that Warfield does not appreciate "the facts of human nature."