In a memoir, this man recounted his journey from a Kanawha valley coal mine to a place called Hampton.
In a memoir, this man recounted his journey from a Kanawha valley coal mine to a place called Hampton. He argued that the chance to "earn a dollar in a factory is worth infinitely more thanÂ…spend[ing] a dollar at the opera house" in a speech urging his comrades to "Cast down your bucket where you are." This man founded an institution which later told over 400 black men that they had "bad blood" after injecting them with syphilis. This orator of the "Atlanta Compromise" provided vocational training to poor blacks at the Tuskegee Institute. For 10 points, name this author of Up from Slavery, whose theories of black uplift were attacked by W.E.B. DuBois.
In a memoir, this man recounted his journey from a Kanawha valley coal mine to a place called Hampton.
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