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What does du bois mean by the phrase "was Greek to his own flesh and blood"
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What does du bois mean by the phrase "was Greek to his own flesh and blood"

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“refers to knowledge that is completely foreign and not understood by the “would-be black savant” or his fellow African Americans.”
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