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Ryan Mcintyre

21 July, 01:34

During the Progressive Era, WEB Dubois:

1. was promoter of accommodation.

2. believed that blacks could only find success by repatriating to Africa. was one of the founding members of Tuskegee Institute.

3. was the editor of the NAACP's newspaper the Crisis.

4. was invited to the white house by Teddy Roosevelt.

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