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The Conservation of Races
W. E. B. Du Bois
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Community Reviews
Because his anthropology was so spotty and outdated, the majority of the book seemed not worth reading. I read the first few chapters, but the best of the book is in the introduction and conclusion, and perhaps his musings on the "negro situation" in America. His introduction gives a good look at hi
This is a challenging article. Lots to chew on here.
dubois was corny af!!!! prostitutes marching straight towards hell? black laziness? shut the fuck up man. he proposes some interesting things but like oh my god enough
WEB DuBois shows us how important it is to work within on our bias as we work towards a more just world.
Black folks have something valuable to contribute to our global society.
Strong message here. My only reservation was that Mr. DuBois claims that the Magyars are Slavs. They are not, they area Magyars or Hungarians.
I liked the ideas in this, but it was only a very short paper.