Web Dubois Summary

Web Dubois interprets his opinion about the partition of African Americans from the rest of American society. The encounters as slaves, also the discrimination, anguish and disrespect that they went through. The African American’s were stripped off every imaginable privilege, as well as freedom. Their lives were miserable by the slave owners who didn’t care about their wellbeing. It’s hard to just image the pain and struggle they through went, as no one in the present day can. Dubois writes about his own personal experiences and point of views in this piece of literature, creating a mood to his audience. Discrimination was shown to the African American’s and they realized who they really were to the rest of the world. Times were tough, they …show more content…
Man vs society conflict can generally weekend an individual. There is always a chance that it can affect some areas to such individual as long as they live. Things didn’t go their way to the African American’s as they would have hoped. African American’s were able to endure, persevere, and remain strong to overcome every obstacle in their way. Even though African Americans were treated harshly they still had faith and believed in themselves. Until they achieve their goals on becoming successful, they would strive hard and never sympathize on their effort. Du bios didn’t feel uncomfortable because he was black. He had pride in his race, and also didn’t feel lower from whites. Du bios believed in his race and was positive about his belief that one day African American’s will become great one day. Obama becoming the first African American to be president is an example of du bios dream that the Negro blood running through his veins has a message for the world. He believed that they will one day be able to gain authority over the white people. He saw that education was the best legacy, though it was a difficult goal to