how does the authors inclusion of the feud between W. E.B Dubois and booker t. washington contribute to the central ideas of the article? cite evidence from the text in your answer

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idk

explanation:

The central idea of the article is that 'Education is a pathway to success.' Through the feud between W.E.B. Dubois and Booker T. Washington, the author has tried to further the central idea.

Explanation:

'A Child of Slavery Who Taught A Generation' is an article written by K-a-r-e-n G-r-i-g-s-b-y B-a-t-e-s. The article is about the success and life of A-n-n-a J-u-l-i-a H-a-y-wood Cooper.

The central idea of the article is, "Education is a pathway to success." A-n-n-a J-u-l-i-a was able to make her standing among the whites through her education. She became the first black woman to earn a doctoral degree in the United States, and not only that, her school– Washington Colored  High School was able to educate many good students.

The feud between W. E. B Dubois and Booker T Washington were on the ways through which blacks will get independence. Booker believed it will be through education, while Dubois believed in demanding things aggressively.

Supporting evidence:

"Du Bois maintained that the “talented tenth” of the race should be the ones who would lead black  America to its place alongside — not behind — its white peers. Washington, ever-conscious that slavery  had only recently ended, wanted to concentrate on the other 90 percent, who would need jobs to feed  and clothe their families."

answer: idk thats why im on here

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