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Booker T. Washington: Now I do not mean to disparage the value of this kind of training, because among the things that education should do for…

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Now I do not mean to disparage the value of this kind of training, because among the things that education should do for us is to give us strong, orderly and well developed minds.
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Booker T. Washington

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Washington acknowledges the importance of traditional education while advocating for broader educational goals.

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