t led reconstruction and increasing racial discrimination by law to compel African Americans to make tough choices to fail. The overwhelming majority of them are still living in the south and facing fierce resistance, and even violent to demand equal civil rights. Some of these blacks concluded that direct political efforts to assert their civil rights may not be of interest. Instead, they tried led by Booker T. Washington (1856-1915) focus on economic development for blacks. He insisted Others, including the world leader and thinker William Edward Burghardt (W.E.B.) Du Bois, to continue the tireless efforts unbeatable bargain for the right to vote and other civil rights promised by the Constitution and its amendments after the end of the war.
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He stressed in his speech that the greatest danger facing African Americans is that: "In the great leap from slavery to freedom we may have we disregard the fact that the fans have to live, which is produced by our hands, and we forget to keep in mind always that we will achieve our prosperity same at the same rate we learn that his honor and glorify the average worker, and put brains and skills in the usual professions in life ... must start from the base of life and not from its summit, and we must not allow our suffering to be blurred by the opportunities before us. …show more content…
It was one of the problems to the south in the postwar period was itself a poor area, and the failure of the North in modernity, economic development, and was not available job opportunities for the residents of the south of the large black and white as it had hoped Booker T. Washington. The conviction manner gradient is also acceptable to the blacks who were not willing to defer their claims civil rights of full and equal to a future date is not
He stressed in his speech that the greatest danger facing African Americans is that: "In the great leap from slavery to freedom we may have we disregard the fact that the fans have to live, which is produced by our hands, and we forget to keep in mind always that we will achieve our prosperity same at the same rate we learn that his honor and glorify the average worker, and put brains and skills in the usual professions in life ... must start from the base of life and not from its summit, and we must not allow our suffering to be blurred by the opportunities before us. …show more content…
It was one of the problems to the south in the postwar period was itself a poor area, and the failure of the North in modernity, economic development, and was not available job opportunities for the residents of the south of the large black and white as it had hoped Booker T. Washington. The conviction manner gradient is also acceptable to the blacks who were not willing to defer their claims civil rights of full and equal to a future date is not