The Souls of Black Folk by W.E.B Du Bois - Chapter 3: Of Mr. Booker T. Washington and Others

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[@KevinDorival]

I love studying #WEBDuBois. The #intellectual level he was on is extraordinary.

[@Life_moreabundantly]

Amazing. ✍

[@tebohomakoro]

Towards an integrated Black Consciousness

[@robertsessoms]

Cliff notes of this book is all the Black History you need for high school it talks you from slavery , reconstruction, segregation right up to the civil rights movement..

[@edw1n2]

0:48 skips to preface

[@raynalddavis1128]

Dubois built no institutions of learning, never was a slave, never got his hands dirty with labor! All he had in the end for me were just words. In the end he died in exile declaring his life to be a failure.

[@JanieDoe]

He was an author. Lol

[@leroyjackson]

THE SOULS OF BLACK FOLK W.E.DUBOIS