DUbois
...en. The topic of racism, in my opinion, would continue to grow from that point on and would eventually come close enough to make the gap between the races small enough to not be noticed. Although this would take awhile, it could be done, but this would continue on for centuries if need be. I think that his addresses on the future progress of the race of America will involve more obstacles to overcome, just as Du Bois talks about the progression of race and the obstacles that will come during that progress now and in the future. The Freedmen’s Bureau, which Du Bois states did not generate its problems and failures from the southern opposition, rather to the mismanagement and biased system involved in the courts, leads me to believe that he understood the situation on both aspects on what was happening in there. The successes led by the Bureau which helped the African American Community by establishing schools, homes, and new aspects for the African American community widened their horizons for the future. I think that this aspect which would increase the education services offered by the Bureau would significantly impact the African American community by offering them new chances and future goals to look forward to. Du Bois says that the person that made the most significance in the education of African Americans was Booker T. Washington. Du Bois believes that he defied the idea of civic equality and the right of vote. Du Bois believes that those are needed for the African American community to pro...