Problem
In his 1903 essay "Of Mr. Booker T. Washington and Others," W.E.B. DuBois lays out several reasons why the rise of Booker T. Washington was problematic for race relations in the United States. According to DuBois, how did Booker T. Washington's rise to power and his leadership approach differ from African American leaders before him? Why does DuBois argue that it was the responsibility of other African American leaders to criticize and challenge parts of Washington's strategy for Black progress?