His meeting with opponents of the Atlanta Compromise led to the foundation of the Niagara movement.
Willis Richardson's "Compromise" and "The Broken Banjo" were the first two plays produced by this man's creation, the Krigwa Players. He described the cause of the titular predicament as "the sacrifice of intelligence" in order to bear children in his essay "The Damnation of Women." He created the term "double-consciousness" in an essay later republished as "Of Our Spiritual Strivings," and he was the first editor of The Crisis magazine. His meeting with opponents of the Atlanta Compromise led to the foundation of the Niagara movement. For 10 points, name this leader of the NAACP, an opponent of Booker T. Washington who wrote The Souls of Black Folk.
Willis Richardson's "Compromise" and "The Broken Banjo" were the first two plays produced by this man's creation, the Krigwa Players.
William Edward Burghardt {Du Bois} [accept any mention of {Krigwa} before “ this man's”]