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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-74382-6 over to Banks, who introduced the Mississippi delegation. They discussed farming, merchandizing, banking, pharmacies, managing a cottonseed oil mill, fraternal insurance, and blacks in the professions. At one point during the program, at least fifty Mississippians “occupied a section facing the rostrum.”.

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Tour of the Volunteer State, November 1909, over to Banks, who introduced the Mississippi delegation. They discussed farming, merchandizing, banking, pharmacies, managing a cottonseed oil mill, fraternal insurance, and blacks in the professions. At one point during the program, at least fifty Mississippians “occupied a section facing the rostrum.”.

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Introduction,day. It can even be argued that he reigns as the most powerful black leader to ever live in America. Washington came from humble beginnings near Hale’s Ford in Franklin County, Virginia. He worked as a servant during his childhood and lived through the Civil War; after which, he took up various jobs

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,The Three R’s: Reconstruction, Redemption, and Racism,g and selling of families, along with other features of the system, worked to dehumanize African people and break their spirit.. The notion of blacks one day controlling their own lives economically, socially, spiritually, and politically became an idea many whites could not conceive. Because of the

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Tour of the Volunteer State, November 1909,ainly set the standard other states tried to exceed. It also benefited members of the Mississippi League who were invited the next year to put on a “Mississippi Day” at the general convention of the NNBL to showcase to the nation what Washington observed during his visit—the progress African America

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,Tour of the Lone Star State, September–October 1911,ous reputation throughout the nation among African Americans after the Brownsville Affair. In 1906 (just five years before Washington’s tour), black army troops stationed in Brownsville, Texas experienced severe hostility. These soldiers stationed at Fort Brown encountered racism and discrimination

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Tour of the Sunshine State, March 1912,s in Florida in the early twentieth century were not good.. In fact, race relations were worse for Florida blacks in many ways than for blacks in other Southern states such as Mississippi, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Texas. Although Florida is not usually thought of as a Deep South state, white F

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Conclusion,th, white philanthropists, white politicians (including Presidents Roosevelt and Taft), the NNBL, the Tuskegee Institute, the Tuskegee Farmer’s Conference, and others. Also, the Tuskegean had close connections with leading black doctors, lawyers, businessmen, educators, bishops, ministers, and Mason