Analysis_Of_DuBois_And_Washington

Analysis Of DuBois And Washington In the readings for this week, the topic of education was discussed from two different points of view. The topic of slavery and the lives surrounding African Americans during the Reconstruction to the Civil Rights Movement was also discussed. Throughout this essay both points of view will be argued as well as how they affect learning in today’s society. Up from Slavery by Booker T. Washington consisted of life after slavery and the extent of education after slaves were freed. From a very young age, Booker T. Washington was interested in education and went through trials and tribulations in order to achieve one. He traveled to the Hampton Institute, which was a school for colored people five hundred miles from his home. With little money and only basic skills learned from previous jobs, he set out to achieve his goal. After a few years at the school he became a teacher and began to pass to others that which he knew was important for the black race. He later spent a majority of his time on building a new school in a little town education, washington, slaves, du, both, slavery, learn, bois, black, school, much, whites, very, one, learning, development, blacks, after, african, view, today’s, time, things, taught, influential, hard, different, consisted, book, americans, about, way, washington’s, views, topic