How did Washington and DuBois differ in their views about rights for blacks?

Question

19-01-2018
History

contestada

How did Washington and DuBois differ in their views about rights for blacks?

Respuesta :

Otras preguntas

Your model locomotive is 16 inches long. It is an exact model of a locomotive that is 40 feet long. A window on the locomotive is how many times wider than a wi

a drawing of a surboard in a catalog shows it's length as 8 4/9 inches. find the actual length of surfboard if 1/2 inch length on the drawing correspond to 3/8

Your model locomotive is 16 inches long. It is an exact model of a locomotive that is 40 feet long. A window on the locomotive is how many times wider than a wi

a drawing of a surboard in a catalog shows it's length as 8 4/9 inches. find the actual length of surfboard if 1/2 inch length on the drawing correspond to 3/8

ACCESS MORE

Astute Astute · Answer 1 · 2018-01-19T21:20:31+01:00

Astute Astute

19-01-2018

Hey there,

I believe that Washington didn't have to real feel for black people. He didn't really really like them. But I believe that DuBois felt the opposite.

~Jurgen

Answer Link

asdfadfaeasdf asdfadfaeasdf · Answer 2 · 2018-01-20T00:15:23+01:00

asdfadfaeasdf asdfadfaeasdf

20-01-2018

Dubois believed that blacks should demand for their rights. Washington on the other hand believed that blacks had to work their way up in the social ladder.

Answer Link