According to the excerpt, how does Washington feel about white segregationists? He believes that African Americans should leave the country to avoid them. He has forgiven them for their unfair treatment of African Americans. He is concerned about the violence that will result from their segregation laws.

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15 January, 23:20

According to the excerpt, how does Washington feel about white segregationists? He believes that African Americans should leave the country to avoid them. He has forgiven them for their unfair treatment of African Americans. He is concerned about the violence that will result from their segregation laws.

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Sammy Bridges · Answer 1

He has forgiven them for their unfair treatment of African Americans.

Explanation:

Washington was against segregation and even criticized some black leaders for them accepting this form of inhumane treatment by the White Segregationists.

After the abolition by constitution of slavery and racial segregation in the country he said he had forgiven the white segregationists for their unfair treatment of African Americans.