It is hard to believe that a segregation of living in the United States was one of the major issues till The Civil Rights Act of 1964 ended all states and local laws. A vast number of philosophers, politicians, and educators have been taken adequate involvement within this issue. There are three prominent philosophers including W.E.B. Dubois, Booker T. Washington, and Marcus Garvey, who obviously have their own points of segregation view.
W. E. B. Du Bois is one of the marvelous figures who strives for an impartiality, in terms of segregation between the White and Black people. Based on the fact that the minority or Black people always had got a chance to be the second class community, Du Bois was investing most of his time specifically on …show more content…
Unfortunately, he was part one of the isolated kids who was being rejected in his community due to a race issue. Evidently, it did not harm his feeling or vision at last. Moreover, he had been traveling to sort of bunch places just merely for studying and learning the segregation bearing within the most major countries till he decided to settle in the United States after England and Central America. Vast majority of his vision and mission are adequately founded while he was spending the rest of his time in England and United States about the equality that he eventually gain within his community out of his country. They were all showing their sympathy and empathy to each other regardless of any origin, countries, race, or even whatsoever social background you are coming from. Surprisingly, he went back to his hometown as a founder of United Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) which reflects to most significant points: “To establish a universal confraternity among the race. To promote the spirit of race pride and love. To reclaim the fallen race. To promote a conscientious Christian worship among the native tribes of Africa. To establish universities, colleges and secondary schools for the further education and culture of the boys and girls of the race. To conduct a worldwide commercial and industrial intercourse.” 4 At last, he brought and coincide such vision and mission the United States with
W. E. B. Du Bois is one of the marvelous figures who strives for an impartiality, in terms of segregation between the White and Black people. Based on the fact that the minority or Black people always had got a chance to be the second class community, Du Bois was investing most of his time specifically on …show more content…
Unfortunately, he was part one of the isolated kids who was being rejected in his community due to a race issue. Evidently, it did not harm his feeling or vision at last. Moreover, he had been traveling to sort of bunch places just merely for studying and learning the segregation bearing within the most major countries till he decided to settle in the United States after England and Central America. Vast majority of his vision and mission are adequately founded while he was spending the rest of his time in England and United States about the equality that he eventually gain within his community out of his country. They were all showing their sympathy and empathy to each other regardless of any origin, countries, race, or even whatsoever social background you are coming from. Surprisingly, he went back to his hometown as a founder of United Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) which reflects to most significant points: “To establish a universal confraternity among the race. To promote the spirit of race pride and love. To reclaim the fallen race. To promote a conscientious Christian worship among the native tribes of Africa. To establish universities, colleges and secondary schools for the further education and culture of the boys and girls of the race. To conduct a worldwide commercial and industrial intercourse.” 4 At last, he brought and coincide such vision and mission the United States with