The United States of America, are rich in history but not always the world know the reality of all races of this country. One of the races that many people are trying exclude is the colored race, African American people. For many years they suffered the power of the wealthy people “whites”. Between the time was passing many names have been appearing, names like Frederick Douglas, Marcus Garvey, W.E.B Dubois and many other people that where figthed for the rights of the colored people. Thanks to them African-American people are considered part of the society nowadays. If I have the chance to talk about all of those majestic persons, of course I should talk but on this occasion I only have a chance to talk about only one.
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“Like Durkheim and Weber, DuBois saw the importance of religion to society. However, he tended to focus on religion at the community level and the role of the church in the lives of its members” Richard T. Schaefer said in his book making reference in the role that Dubois played in religion. I mentioned that Dubois was a sociologist but the world known him with many others professions as activist, leader, Pan-Africanist, editor, historian, writer, educator, scholar, and poet. He used all this education to elaborate plans to help the African-American people toward progress. However the times when he fought for the black civil rights were undoubtedly the most difficult to progress because a country was divided by the politically difficulties, but with intelligence and a big effort Dubois elaborated efficient plans to help his …show more content…
The importance of this action by Dubois is the impact that it caused in the African-American people. The Niagara Movement and NAACP undoubtedly are two progressive steps in favor of the black rights, and every people that are interested in the life of Dubois or in the African-American history, have to read about those two actions that Dubois starred. Dubois as an eminent person influenced the colored people progress in many ways. But in what places we can read about those ways? I will mention one of the most influential books that will be useful for people that want to know how Dubois worked in favor of black people. The book is Dubois Biography of a
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“Like Durkheim and Weber, DuBois saw the importance of religion to society. However, he tended to focus on religion at the community level and the role of the church in the lives of its members” Richard T. Schaefer said in his book making reference in the role that Dubois played in religion. I mentioned that Dubois was a sociologist but the world known him with many others professions as activist, leader, Pan-Africanist, editor, historian, writer, educator, scholar, and poet. He used all this education to elaborate plans to help the African-American people toward progress. However the times when he fought for the black civil rights were undoubtedly the most difficult to progress because a country was divided by the politically difficulties, but with intelligence and a big effort Dubois elaborated efficient plans to help his …show more content…
The importance of this action by Dubois is the impact that it caused in the African-American people. The Niagara Movement and NAACP undoubtedly are two progressive steps in favor of the black rights, and every people that are interested in the life of Dubois or in the African-American history, have to read about those two actions that Dubois starred. Dubois as an eminent person influenced the colored people progress in many ways. But in what places we can read about those ways? I will mention one of the most influential books that will be useful for people that want to know how Dubois worked in favor of black people. The book is Dubois Biography of a