what were his thoughts?
His thoughts were that negroes  were not and never would be the equal of whites, who had superior intelligence; blacks could not benefit much even from the best education. Giving them the vote was a mistake, if not a disaster.
Thomas Dixon Jr.
Dixon saw himself, and wanted to be remembered as, a man of ideas. He described himself as a reactionary.

Dixon claimed to be a friend of negroes, a claim Karen Crowe found "unconvincing". But he thought that they were not and never would be the equal of whites, who had superior intelligence; blacks could not benefit much even from the best education. Giving them the vote was a mistake, if not a disaster. The Reconstruction Amendments were "insane".
He favored returning negroes to Africa, although there were far too many for this to ever happen; even the whole U.S. Navy could not keep up with the ones being born, much less the adults.
where does the movie gone with the wind take place California, mostly in Los Angeles County or neighboring Ventura County is it a novel adaptation? Yes, adapted from the novel by Margaret Mitchell mention a few of her other works? "Gone with the Wind" and "Lost Laysen" is "the big four" also her work? Yes,  a 400-page novel about girls was she a reporter too? Yes, she was a journalist for whom did she report? "The Atlanta Journal Sunday Magazine" who were her influencers? Her grandmother did any author or any notable personality influence on her? William Shakespeare, Thomas Dixon who is the latter person? An American white supremacist, successively a politician, lawyer, Baptist minister, lecturer, novelist, playwright, and filmmaker
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Thomas Dixon Jr. [SEP] Dixon's thought
Dixon saw himself, and wanted to be remembered as, a man of ideas. He described himself as a reactionary. Dixon claimed to be a friend of negroes, a claim Karen Crowe found "unconvincing". But he thought that they were not and never would be the equal of whites, who had superior intelligence; blacks could not benefit much even from the best education. Giving them the vote was a mistake, if not a disaster. The Reconstruction Amendments were "insane". He favored returning negroes to Africa, although there were far too many for this to ever happen; even the whole U.S. Navy could not keep up with the ones being born, much less the adults.