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How did Washington and DuBois differ in their views about rights for blacks?
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How did Washington and DuBois differ in their views about rights for blacks?

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Hey there,

I believe that Washington didn't have to real feel for black people. He didn't really really like them. But I believe that DuBois felt the opposite.

~Jurgen

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Dubois believed that blacks should demand for their rights. Washington on the other hand believed that blacks had to work their way up in the social ladder.
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