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A figure who tends to be very disrespected, scorned, and all at the same time obscured in our modern culture-who tends to be ignorant of actual history and the truth in general. The purpose of this presentation is not to “deify” him like our culture tends to do, such as with Martin Luther King, the god of dreams, or Muhammed Ali, the god of sports, poetry & revolution. In plenty of chapters in the Bible, but specifically in Leviticus 26:1, we are commanded by the Most High (The True & Living God of the Bible) to “not make idols for [ourselves]…” My purpose is to teach about a man in our history who taught good morals and values during the time of the Jim Crow Laws and how he helped to “uplift an unfortunate race.”
Booker T. Washington was born in Bondage and became an esteemed educator. It is important for everyone to know and understand this man’s history especially due to the indoctrination of the school systems not teaching about this man because he is completely against the agenda of Marxism and agitation. I believe that if more people, especially in the Black community, knew about and took heed to the teachings of Booker T. Washington, then perhaps an actual change could happen.
In the time during the life of Booker T. Washington, the “Black” community was one of the most Christian, as well as the strongest community in America, before the agents of chaos infiltrated and eventually conquered the culture. In conclusion, I hope that this presentation will instill some hope and truth into the “Black” community of America, as well as all communities, for it is very important to learn about this man instead of the same names we hear in schools and on TV-i.e. Martin Luther King Jr., Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, etc.
0:02:32 Chapter 1: From Slave To Educated
0:09:19 Chapter 2: From Hampton To Tuskegee
0:30:28 Chapter 3: Booker T. Washington's Popularity
0:36:21 Chapter 4: The Atlanta Compromise Exposition
0:43:21 Chapter 5: Booker T. Washington's Political Views
0:50:36 Chapter 6: Conclusion
Script by: Reginald Paige
Research by: Reginald Paige
Narrated by: Reginald Paige
The original recording of Atlanta Compromise Exposition can be found here: • Booker T. Washington, ...
The PDF of the Atlanta Compromise Exposition can be found here:
www.btwsociety....
and it can be found in his book, "Up From Slavery"
Issac Fisher's "The Funeral of Booker T. Washington":
www.btwsociety....
"Up From Slavery" and "My Larger Education" was the base of the research
Mistake/Correction:
1. I stated that the South was not focused on education. That was a mistake said on my part. The Southern states had a huge push for education as well as many of the scholars and figures in American History came from the South. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson came from the state of Virginia. Please keep that correction in mind.
25 авг 2024
