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100 1  Roosevelt, Theodore. 
245 10 Booker t. washington: builder of a civilization|h[Hoopla 
       electronic resource] /|cTheodore Roosevelt, Emmett J. 
       Scott and Lymann Beecher Stone. 
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511 1  Read by Andrew L. Barnes. 
520    Booker T. Washington, Builder of a Civilization by Emmett 
       J. Scott, Lyman Beecher Stowe IT IS not hyperbole to say 
       that Booker T. Washington was a great American. For twenty
       years before his death, he had been the most useful, as 
       well as the most distinguished, member of his race in the 
       world, and one of the most useful, as well as one of the 
       most distinguished, of American citizens of any race. 
       Eminent though his services were to the people of his own 
       color, the white men of our Republic were almost as much 
       indebted to him, both directly and indirectly. They were 
       indebted to him directly, because of the work he did on 
       behalf of industrial education for the Negro, thus giving 
       impetus to the work for the industrial education of the 
       White Man, which is, at least, as necessary; and, moreover,
       every successful effort to turn the thoughts of the 
       natural leaders of the Negro race into the fields of 
       business endeavor, of agricultural effort, of every 
       species of success in private life, is not only to their 
       advantage but to the advantage of the White Man, as 
       tending to remove the friction and trouble that inevitably
       come throughout the South at this time in any Negro 
       district where the Negroes turn for their advancement 
       primarily to political life. The indirect indebtedness of 
       the White Race to Booker T. Washington is due to the 
       simple fact that here in America we are all, in the end, 
       going up or down together; and therefore, in the long run,
       the man who makes a substantial contribution toward 
       uplifting any part of the community has helped to uplift 
       all of the community. Wherever in our land the Negro 
       remains uneducated, and liable to criminal suggestion, it 
       is absolutely certain that the whites will themselves tend
       to tread the paths of barbarism; and wherever we find 
       people of color as a whole engaged in successful work to 
       better themselves, and respecting both themselves and 
       others, there we shall also find the tone of the white 
       community high. 
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