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How were Booker T. Washington's and W. E. B. DuBois's views on race in America alike?

Both sought a gradual reconciliation of the races.

Both wanted improved opportunities for black Americans.

Both advocated violence to achieve racial equality.

Both believed that true racial equality in America was impossible.

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