Up from Slavery
An Autobiography
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Publisher Description
Delve into the turbulent roots of race relations in the United States with this inspirational account from Booker T. Washington, a one-time slave who became an important advocate for African-American education and founded several well-known institutions of higher learning, including the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama. Up From Slavery details Washington's life and outlines his sometimes-controversial views on education, social justice, and racial equality.
GENRE
Biography
RELEASED
2009
1 December
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
216
Pages
PUBLISHER
The Floating Press
SIZE
517
KB
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