Rendezvous with Destiny: A History of Modern American Reform1953 |
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... Bois wanted to know , too . Unlike Washington , Du Bois had never learned to think of the white man as a benefactor . Du Bois was born , of a comfortable mulatto family , in Great Barrington , Massachusetts , where a residue of Civil ...
... Bois wanted to know , too . Unlike Washington , Du Bois had never learned to think of the white man as a benefactor . Du Bois was born , of a comfortable mulatto family , in Great Barrington , Massachusetts , where a residue of Civil ...
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... Bois saw the whole Washington program as a mechanism by which a cheap , submissive supply of labor would be provided for a rapidly industrializing South . " Unconsciously or not , " Du Bois believed , Washington was pro- viding " a ...
... Bois saw the whole Washington program as a mechanism by which a cheap , submissive supply of labor would be provided for a rapidly industrializing South . " Unconsciously or not , " Du Bois believed , Washington was pro- viding " a ...
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... Bois , and the selection of Du Bois symbolized its policy . A significant group of American progressives , white and colored , were rejecting Washington's gradualism and were de- manding immediate political , economic , and social ...
... Bois , and the selection of Du Bois symbolized its policy . A significant group of American progressives , white and colored , were rejecting Washington's gradualism and were de- manding immediate political , economic , and social ...
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