which leaders thinking was mots conductive to the progress for african americans in the Jim crow era
Washington V. DuBois
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which leaders thinking was mots conductive to the progress for african americans in the Jim crow era
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which leader´ s thinking was most conductive to progress for the african americans living in the Jim crow era, Booker t. Washington or W.E.B DuBois?
<p>gives facts on both Washington and Dubois in there campain stratages, bacgrounds, and about who they were </p> <p>DISCLAMER the responce to the main question is in my opinion. everyone has there own this is mine </p>
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