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Analysis Of Booker T. Washignton's The Struggle For An Education

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In Booker T. Washignton’s “The Struggle for an Education”, he elaborates on the role that Yankee teachers played in the education of negroes after the civil war. Washington wanted an education so bad that when he was asked to perform a simple task of sweeping, he proceeded to clean the room spotless with no trace of dust. In my experience, I have been taught by my parents that education is an extremely valuable trait to obtain in life not only to support a family one day but also that being a knowledgeable individual is an important. With my parents’ influence and my acknowledge of this importance of education, I have always been an extremely hard worker in my academics. If I was put in the same position as Booker T. Washington where I was
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