This man's name was appropriated by "Clubs of America" which tried to recruit youths into Communist Party USA in the 1960s.
This man's name was appropriated by "Clubs of America" which tried to recruit youths into Communist Party USA in the 1960s. Joel Spingarn attempted in vain to reconcile this man's break with Walter F. White. This man called together a "national strategy board" with newspaper owner William Monroe Trotter; he included an essay on his Dutch and French ancestors in Darkwater: Voices from Within the Veil. He described viewing oneself through others' eyes as double consciousness, and died in Ghana years after advocating leadership training for the "talented tenth" and founding the magazine The Crisis. For 10 points, name this sociologist whose Niagara Movement became the NAACP, and who fiercely criticized Booker T. Washington in his collection The Souls of Black Folk.
This man's name was appropriated by "Clubs of America" which tried to recruit youths into Communist Party USA in the 1960s.
W. E. B. DuBois [du-BOYZ; accept William Edward Burghardt DuBois; accept incorrect pronunciations such as du-BWAH]