Booker T. Washington was born on a plantati

Booker T. Washington life tells me a lot about how African Americans lived and what they had to do in order to survive. I think Washington found a way to use Whites in a time where Blacks received little or no help from Whites. Washington's underlying actions tells me a little bit about how Blacks could use Whites while benefiting themselves as well as their race. I think in Washington's boast of the race that enslaved and demoralize Blacks, he felled to realize that he was in the way of the real progress. Blacks as a whole wanted equal rights and equal opportunity but Washington said that a little segregation led to "good race relations" or progress as he put it. This tells me that even with someone like Washington who slowed the real progress of African Americans, Blacks as a race was willing to go through any obstacle, even if it was one that was put there by one of their own, to react their goal of equality.

Booker T. Washington campaigns Tuskegee Inst

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