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Du Bois and Washington may have a slight similarity but the way they think is different.

Du Bois sees the White Americans as racists and wants to completely get rid of all the separation and racism through the power of Liberty so there can be a point of equality
On the other hand, Washington does not care about the equality but saw that the jobs African Americans had were not good enough. He wants better jobs and higher pay.

Du Bois seems to be demanding for equality and Washington does more of thanking the White Race.

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Du bois wants the better
for his people. and is mad at the whites for the way they have treated them.

and washington is thanking the whites for the jobs he has given them.

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Du Bois has higher expectations and wants more things for his race.Washington wants to keep things the way they are.
Du Bois wants the African American race and the White race to be equal and not have any problems.Washington thinks that if African Americans work alongside the white people later on down the road there will be more opportunities in the workplace.

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Washington and Du Bois describes the African Americans' positive contributions in different ways

Du Bois says, " The power of the ballet we need in sheer self-defence,---else what shall save us from second slavery? Freedom, too, the long-sought, we still seek,---the freedom of life and limb, the freedom to work and think, the freedom to love and aspire, work, culture, liberty,---all these we need not singly but together, not successful but together," (para. 13)

Washington says, "Cast down your bucket among these people who have, without a strikes and labour wars, tilled your fields, cleared your forests, builded your railroads and cities, and brought forth treasures from the bowels of the earth, and helped make possible this magnificent representation of the progress of the South" (par 5).

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The text "Of Our Spiritual Strivings" by W.E.B. Du Bois is a speech talking about Du Bois and his "double consciousness" which he talks about how he sees himself as the African American he is and he also sees himself how Whites would see him. Washington on the other hand with his speech "Atlanta Compromise Speech" where he talked about the "loyalty" that African Americans had towards their owners which in reality, they had no other choice but he was trying to convince Whites to make it seem they did it out of their own willingness. He did this in order to try and get the Whites and African Americans to come together and "prosper".

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In the text "Of Our Spiritual Strivings"by W.E.B. Du Bois and the speech the Atlanta Compromise by Booker T. Washington, both authors having contrasting ideas on African Americans places in society. Du Bois believed that African Americans should make a place for themselves in positions of high power and not limit their capabilities. Washington believed just the opposite, he believed that African Americans should make due with the skills they have now and not seek positions of authority or those they lack the education to have. As stated in previous discussions Washington's views would better align with a temporary solution to African Americans making their way in society, but Du Bois's views better align with a permanent solution/idea for African Americans to attain.

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Du Bois  believes white people are being racist,unfair and treat african americans in a rudeness way. He also believes white people should stop messing around and start at that exact moment to givve african americans their freedom and equality, Du Bois is strongly fighting for what African Americans deserve. He is running this race as fast as he can while Washington just basically is asking african americans to settle down,start from the bottom and work up,and work jobs they know. He wants both race to work together atleast as "partners" if whites dont wanna have a friend relationship with them. Its totally different than from what Du Bois thinks because he doesnt realy mention or talks about having a friendship with them instead he wants to push african americans straight to the top.

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Washington and Du Bois describes the African Americans' positive contributions in different ways.

"Washington says, "Cast down your bucket among these people who have, without a strikes and labour wars, tilled your fields, cleared your forests, builded your railroads and cities, and brought forth treasures from the bowels of the earth, and helped make possible this magnificent representation of the progress of the South" (par 5).

Du Bois states, " The power of the ballet we need in sheer self-defence,---else what shall save us from second slavery? Freedom, too, the long-sought, we still seek,---the freedom of life and limb, the freedom to work and think, the freedom to love and aspire, work, culture, liberty,---all these we need not singly but together, not successful nut together" (para 13).

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Du Bois sees them as different and says that there is a "veil" between them. However, he believes that they should strive to be better than the white Americans, and reach for their goals.

Washington says that they should stay separate and only come together for the benefit of the industry. Rather than achieving the goals they might want to set for themselves.

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"Of Our Spiritual Strivings" is an excerpt of his life and the Atlanta Compromise Speech is a speech.

Du Bois wants to be better than the whites but Washington just wants to be equal enough to have education.

Du Bois believes white people are the lowest people in the world, while Washington believes they are bigger and badder than they are so he is asking if they can at least just give the African Americans education and jobs so that they can both be successful.

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Du Bois gives the reader an insight to how he grew up and Washington does not.

Du Bois wants to surpass the whites while washington wants to stay in there shadow and work the low hanging jobs.

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Du Bois almost has a hatred for Whites because of how they have treated Blacks in the past and present while Washington is sucking up to the white trying to convince them that the two races should work together.

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Du Bois has high hopes for his race; washington wants to settle for what they have.
Du Bois wants to be equal to the white people; Washington wants to work aside them but doesn't care about being equal.

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Du Bois is a revolutionary; Washington is an apologist.

Du Bois is doing advanced surgery for his race, while Washington walks around with Band-aids.

Du Bois is a dreamer, whereas Washington is a realist.

Du Bois believes white people ________, while Washington believes they _______.