What would be w. e. b. dubois's criticism of washington's quote? it ignores racism and prejudice in the north. it focuses on religion and dubois was an atheist. it casts blame on african americans for the "intricate problem." it calls for african americans to be "patient" and "sympathetic."?

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24 April, 13:50

What would be w. e. b. dubois's criticism of washington's quote? it ignores racism and prejudice in the north. it focuses on religion and dubois was an atheist. it casts blame on african americans for the "intricate problem." it calls for african americans to be "patient" and "sympathetic."?

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Kenna Odonnell · Answer 1

The correct answer is it casts blame on African Americans for the "intricate problem."

Washington's quote enforced that God had laid South's problems and to resolve them we should be sympathetic for his race and the "working race" should only be good by producing and working, having no further positive influences.