More than Silence
The "quarantine method" for handling bigot implies more than
given them a silent treatment. Prof. Fineberg urged community-
relations organizations to scrutinize the nefarious activities
of those agitators to be prepared to furnish information about
them for amicable inquirers. When a rabble-rouser is coming, the 
organization should expose him privately to opinion-molders.
In addition, constructive efforts should be taken to induce
people to involve themselves to projects for improving intergroups
relations. Bigger than the vexatious immediate problems is the 
need to find out the cause for such bigotry and counteract the
sinister malady which afflicts a segment of our society.


To look a gift horse in the mouth--Although I didn't have
much use for Uncle Roy's present, I took it with a big smile
since I have been taught never to look a gift horse in the
mouth.
(to be critical of a present given to you)