booker t washington
The period following the abolishment of slavery was a time of hardship and identity building for African Americans and a time of conflict and violence for White Americans. African Americans in the south were faced with the tedious task of trying to survive in a racist nation who wants to demoralize and segregate them. During this period, African Americans did everything in their power to receive equal rights and an equal opportunity to survive and support their families. Out of this period came an individual, Booker T. Washington, who becomes sort of a spokesman for the entire African American race. Booker T. Washington develops this status because he claims to have the answer to the problems that racism induce on the nation. I think Washington's idea of "good race relations" helps the nations racism problems but I don't think it was in the best interest of Blacks. Booker T. Washington was born on a plantati
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Approximate Word count = 655
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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