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... Bois , then a teacher at Atlanta University . Du Bois was himself a product of New England's black elite . Although his immediate family lived in " genteel poverty , " he could count among his ances- tors independent small farmers ...
... Bois , then a teacher at Atlanta University . Du Bois was himself a product of New England's black elite . Although his immediate family lived in " genteel poverty , " he could count among his ances- tors independent small farmers ...
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... 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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... Bois and between Garvey and the Communist Party throw much light on the early development of Pan - Africanism . Du Bois assailed Garvey for his " dictatorial " and anti - democratic tendencies . Garvey spoke of founding a democratic ...
... Bois and between Garvey and the Communist Party throw much light on the early development of Pan - Africanism . Du Bois assailed Garvey for his " dictatorial " and anti - democratic tendencies . Garvey spoke of founding a democratic ...
Contents
Preface 35 | 3 |
SelfInterest and Southern Populism | 49 |
Expediency | 81 |
Copyright | |
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