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Page 117
... Bois had been in the Tuskegee camp in the 1890's but gradually he came to take offense at Washington's dictatorial tactics against blacks and submissive philosophy vis - à - vis whites . Du Bois ' book , The Souls of Black Folk ...
... Bois had been in the Tuskegee camp in the 1890's but gradually he came to take offense at Washington's dictatorial tactics against blacks and submissive philosophy vis - à - vis whites . Du Bois ' book , The Souls of Black Folk ...
Page 120
... Bois and the well - financed NAACP . Du Bois , on the other hand , did join the NAACP , and thereby became its only black officer . Du Bois was not par- ticularly fond of whites but to a degree he had no choice . The Niagara Movement ...
... Bois and the well - financed NAACP . Du Bois , on the other hand , did join the NAACP , and thereby became its only black officer . Du Bois was not par- ticularly fond of whites but to a degree he had no choice . The Niagara Movement ...
Page 124
... Bois and the leadership . Du Bois wanted the Association to mount a sharper attack on white racism and the economic causes of black oppression . Moreover , he espoused black self - determination , a concept that simply went beyond the ...
... Bois and the leadership . Du Bois wanted the Association to mount a sharper attack on white racism and the economic causes of black oppression . Moreover , he espoused black self - determination , a concept that simply went beyond the ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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