Two prominent figures and leaders in the African-American history that made tremendous things in their era. In their vocation, they were both vehemently fight for a new way of thinking and development of the black people. W.E.B. Dubois and Booker T. Washington, however, they had a different pathway or disagreed how black people would progress and strived socially, and economically. And let’s look at how their opposing philosophy throughout this parallel on their each point view.
Booker T. Washington was for the industrial education. He didn’t think a higher education would change those issues . He believed that black people should strive for their economic independence. He didn’t agree they supposed to care too much about pursuing an academic
Booker T. Washington was for the industrial education. He didn’t think a higher education would change those issues . He believed that black people should strive for their economic independence. He didn’t agree they supposed to care too much about pursuing an academic