BP#8 group research project -protests sara, marina, lobsang

1.      From the book: Booker T. Washington is easy not radical. Mr. Washington goals were modest for his race. He wanted you to be literate to own your forty acres and mule. However, W.E.B Du Bois was the editor of the crisis and he always speaks against about anything. Especially about death in the south. A lot of people thought that his moving forward too fast, too give a warning to white people and too dangers for Negros

2.      His family was so poverty stricken that he worked in salt furnaces and coal mines beginning at age nine. His family was poor and they had no money to help him to go good and nice school. When he was 16 his parents allowed him to quit work to go to school. Every day he walked 200 miles a day. And his became foremast black educator. We like him became he was a hardworking man. Even though he was poor he didn’t give up on education. We love his energy and also way how he thinking. Booker T. Washington more than any other black man of his time helped to elevate his people though education. The net results that Washington was often recommended whites of good will. Booker T Washington was smarts, the fastest of all the black leaders in American History.

3.      Our group would decide to go with Booker T. Washington is protest style because he had a good style of protesting for black people.

4.      An activity in United States was May 2^nd Brooklyn college students general strike. While subsidies tax breaks and coporate loop helps continue to exist allowing banks.