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Booker T. Washington: Until we do this, we shall not be able to talk away, or to argue away, this prejudice.

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Until we do this, we shall not be able to talk away, or to argue away, this prejudice.
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Booker T. Washington

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Washington emphasizes that prejudice cannot be overcome through mere discussion but requires action and effort.

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