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5 December, 18:36

Who publicly argued that blacks should accept their inferior social position, yet secretly worked at advance their civil rights A.) W. E. B Du Bois B.) Booker T. Washington C.) Marcus Garvey D.) John Marshall Harlan

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  1. 5 December, 21:00
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    B - booker T. Washington, his philosophy was don't criticize the white men and with time they will give blacks their freedom.
  2. 5 December, 22:02
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    The answer is most definitely B.
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