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Lecture Series/Audio

Dr. Ray Wolters Lectures – Early African American Leaders

 

WEB DuBois – family & early childhood

7:38

WEB DuBois – high school

2:10

WEB DuBois – entering Fisk University

2:03

WEB DuBois’s early thoughts on race

2:10

DuBois at Harvard

4:53

DuBois goes to Berlin

1:33

DuBois returns to US – Wilberforce Univ.

3:31

DuBois – research work for Univ. Pennsylvania, Phila.

1:42

DuBois goes Atlanta, types of “black” colleges

2:06

Radical, scientific & paternalistic racism

6:44

DuBois’s plan for combating racism 1-social paradigm shift–white discrimination & oppression 2-develop the “talented tenth” to uplift whole black population

8:40

Conservation of Races speech to American Negro Academy

5:17

Other voices:  Marcus Garvey; Walter White

1:45

Summary: 20th century racism-Japanese, Nixon Administration, Francis Lawrence/Rutgers

6:16

Would WEB DuBois be proud of African American contributions to entertainment & arts?

1:46

WEB DuBois and communist party, Shirley Graham

7:30

DuBois at the time of Civil Rights Movement/Dr. King 

1:40

 

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Intro/Frederick Douglass

6:29

DuBois & Crummel in contrast

3:46

Booker T. Washington intro

6:55

BT Washington’s 1st key to success - education

8:39

BT Washington 2nd key to success – interracial harmony

9:39

Signs of Success (excerpt from 2nd key)

2:44

Washington’s philosophy – Atlanta Expo Address

6:48

WEB DuBois’s views vs. BT Washington

3:55

Q & A – Was there advocacy for entrepreneurship? Continuing discussion - National Negro Business League – Development of “Negro Nation Within the Nation”

14:27

Dr. Ralph Young Top
History of Civil Rights 76:00
Civil Rights Movement into Counter-Culture 83:10
Robert Shamy Top
KKK rally poster
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