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I do not believe that any person is educated so long as he lives in a dirty, miserable shanty.
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Booker T. Washington
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gutenberg.orgI do not believe that any person is educated so long as he lives in a dirty, miserable shanty.
He asserts that true education cannot exist in unclean and miserable living conditions.
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