According to Washington, what has been the outcome for African Americans "who themselves or whose ancestors went through the school of American slavery"?

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Explanation:

According to Booker T Washington, who lived between 1856 to 1915, was widely known as an American educator and excellent orator. He at some point in one of his speeches claimed that the outcome for African Americans "who themselves or whose ancestors went through the school of American slavery" are the following:

1. African Americans are stronger as a result.

2. African Americans are more hopeful about the future.

3. African Americans are better off than other black people around the world.

4. African Americans have material and intellectual advantages in the US.

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