Both men understood the importance of African Americans being technologically literate. Unlike Washington, who pushed for a hands-on approach from the outside, DuBois called for a paternalistic approach to the growth of the Black race.
They both agreed on:
- Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. Du Bois, clashed vehemently, however, on measures for black social and economic advancement.
- He exhorted blacks to put up with discrimination for now and focus on improving themselves via hard labor and financial wealth.
- While there were numerous disagreements between Washington and DuBois, their views shared many parallels.
- Both were passionate in their opposition to lynching and racially motivated violence.
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