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Booker T. Washington: “Furthermore, I think the time has come in the South for all our people to consider more fully than they have ever done…”

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Furthermore, I think the time has come in the South for all our people to consider more fully than they have ever done before the question of the education of all of our population; and, wherever practicable, to give attention in our schools to teaching the art of saving also.
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Booker T. Washington

Editor's note · Context

He calls for a broader consideration of education for all populations in the South, including financial literacy.

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