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What advice did Booker T Washington offer to black southerners?
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Don't move away to a new country. Cultivate friendly relations with those of other races. Become involved in agriculture, mechanics, commerce, domestic services, and the professions.
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Booker T. Washington advocated for vocational training and self-reliance as a means for black southerners to uplift themselves economically and socially. He believed in working within the existing structures of segregation and discrimination to prove the worth of African Americans, rather than challenging the system directly. Washington emphasized the importance of education and practical skills as a way for black individuals to gain respect and acceptance in society.
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What advice did Booker T Washington offer black students at Tuskegee?
"Cast down your buckets where you are". Advice that had it been heeded, much of the land, and property purchased by "freedmen" would still be in the hands of Black families.
Where did Booker T. Washington go to school?
booker t. washington went to school at Hamton agricultural institute for black in Alabama.
Is Booker t Washington white or black?
Booker T. Washington's mother was a African slave, and his father was a white planter. So he is white and black!
What did George Washington Carver and Booker T Washington have to do with slavery?
they where black
What are Booker T Washington's obstacles?
being black
What high school did Booker Washington go to?
Booker t Washington attended the Hampton institute, an industrial school for black in Alabama.
Did Booker t. Washington go to school?
booker t. washington went to school at Hamton agricultural institute for black in Alabama.
Has Booker T. Washington ever been the president of the US?
Barack Obama is the first black president; Booker t. Washington was a fighter for the abolition of slavery.
What black leader identified with the Atlanta Compromise?
Booker T. Washington
Which of these writers supported vocational education for black?
Booker T. Washington
Who was the early black educator and preached patience?
Booker T. Washington
First black person on a stamp?
The first was Booker T. Washington in 1940. Please see the Related Link below for other significant achievements by African Americans.
