The African American Crisis
The strife of the double-consciousness is still strongly understood and felt today I 've had my own experiences but I won 't allow that to change me. As a African American it 's easy to understand what Du Bois means by the destruction of a culture. Du Bois was a very influential person of his time and still is today. He empowered black people to the best of his ability. His views and knowledge were ahead of his time and difficult for not only his people but also other races to understand. He realized at a very young age what he would occur for him, but he made the decision to embrace it. He did not let it affect him, but instead he used it as his muse to do better. Unfortunately, not many of his peers had the …show more content…
It consists of two different people I am, and not racially. But more so ambition wise. I can are you timid and lazy or determined and aggressive. But reading and attempting to understand The strife of W.E.B, I question myself or anyone else. What is our excuse? I could say that the Caucasian race still has invented and they are preferred, and all other races or consider minorities. But if he could do it then with many more obstacle than I have, I don 't have a reason not to. He inspires me to embrace the hardships and obstacles because I 'll only make you wiser in different. You can 't change the past, But only the future. There is no use in worrying about what you can 't change, because in the time you do so,you neglect what you can. I do want to be able to merge my alter egos, although I don 't favor my lazy lazy side too much there are a few trades from it that I 'd still like to keep. The trades would be the call Miss, and simplicity the rid myself of the lack of determination one feeling that way. So if that could be combined with the preferred consciousness, I would become my ideal self. Which is what I want for myself. And I should cease to doubt that it is possible. It just has to be done. As long as I am certain with what my capabilities are, no one else 's doubts will matter, as they shouldn
The strife of the double-consciousness is still strongly understood and felt today I 've had my own experiences but I won 't allow that to change me. As a African American it 's easy to understand what Du Bois means by the destruction of a culture. Du Bois was a very influential person of his time and still is today. He empowered black people to the best of his ability. His views and knowledge were ahead of his time and difficult for not only his people but also other races to understand. He realized at a very young age what he would occur for him, but he made the decision to embrace it. He did not let it affect him, but instead he used it as his muse to do better. Unfortunately, not many of his peers had the …show more content…
It consists of two different people I am, and not racially. But more so ambition wise. I can are you timid and lazy or determined and aggressive. But reading and attempting to understand The strife of W.E.B, I question myself or anyone else. What is our excuse? I could say that the Caucasian race still has invented and they are preferred, and all other races or consider minorities. But if he could do it then with many more obstacle than I have, I don 't have a reason not to. He inspires me to embrace the hardships and obstacles because I 'll only make you wiser in different. You can 't change the past, But only the future. There is no use in worrying about what you can 't change, because in the time you do so,you neglect what you can. I do want to be able to merge my alter egos, although I don 't favor my lazy lazy side too much there are a few trades from it that I 'd still like to keep. The trades would be the call Miss, and simplicity the rid myself of the lack of determination one feeling that way. So if that could be combined with the preferred consciousness, I would become my ideal self. Which is what I want for myself. And I should cease to doubt that it is possible. It just has to be done. As long as I am certain with what my capabilities are, no one else 's doubts will matter, as they shouldn