He took part in a "secret meeting" held at the home of Mary Talbert which helped found a notable organization.
He took part in a "secret meeting" held at the home of Mary Talbert which helped found a notable organization. This editor of Atlanta University's quarterly Phylon wrote in another work about the death of his child, in the chapter "the Passing Of The First-Born". One article by this man cited the examples of Alexander Crummell and Benjamin Banneker to emphasize the importance of educating black intellectuals, and was a longtime editor of Crisis magazine. Writer of "The Talented Tenth", and founder of both the Niagra Movement and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, for 10 points, name this opponent of Booker T. Washington's policy of accommodation, author of The Souls of Black Folk.
He took part in a "secret meeting" held at the home of Mary Talbert which helped found a notable organization.
William Edward Burghardt {Du Bois} [accept {WEB Du Bois}]