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This 9 papge paper examines the life of Booker T. Washington, and pays tribute to his accomplishments in the edcuational arena. This paper explores how his personal identity helped Washington accomplish this success. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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B. Appointment in Tuskegee, AL C. Washington - A controversial figure III. Analysis of Booker T. Washingtons Beliefs A. Washingtons stance significant due to his prominence B. Support of segregation
codes bone of contention among critics C. Atlanta address D. Reaction to Washington: Whites versus Blacks E. Washingtons ideas: Then versus now F. Mariotti and satellite program G.
Washington inspiration for modern educational programs H. Interpretation of Washingtons views I. Washington - motivational story J. Washington - motivational story K. Concluding statements and analysis Introduction
Booker T. Washington was indeed an extraordinary man. The reason this man has remained such a historic focus is the impact of
his actions during his lifetime. He affected so many people, and those affects lasted well beyond his own lifetime. And yet, these accomplishments were the result of who
he was as a person; an extension of the thoughtful, inspired, assertive and forward-thinking man. Booker T. Washington was the
son of a slave, and as such, overcame significant barriers in his lifetime to become renown in the field of education (Perry). But these accomplishments did not come easily
for Washington, and he would endure much conflict and strife in his lifetime as well (Perry). Perhaps then, the best measure of Washingtons success and character comes to us
through understanding the way in which Washington responded to this conflict in his life (Perry). Washington was a Christian, and
it was his faith that often saw him through the tough times (Perry). This faith would see him through personal conflict as well as racial injustice and other prejudices
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