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White men learned that they could dignify that branch of labour, and they began to study it in schools.
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Booker T. Washington
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gutenberg.orgWhite men learned that they could dignify that branch of labour, and they began to study it in schools.
He observes that white men have learned to elevate the status of whitewashing by studying it in schools.
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