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W. E. B. Du Bois, 1868-1919: Biography of a Race Study Guide

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by David Levering Lewis
About 91 pages (27,359 words)

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How do the political views of Du Bois change over his lifetime? Name at least three opinions he seems to have held early in his life that differ when the book ends.

Du Bois is able to change the world with his powerful writing. Is this still possible today?

If Du Bois were alive today, what things about our culture and society do you think would please him, and what would make him angry?

How does Du Bois's childhood make him confident and strong enough to do the important civil rights work he later achieves?

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