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Booker T. Washington: “I want you to be more conscientious in your thoughts and in your work, and with regard to your duty toward others.”

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I want you to be more conscientious in your thoughts and in your work, and with regard to your duty toward others.
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Booker T. Washington

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Washington calls for conscientiousness in thoughts, work, and duties towards others.

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