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Booker T. Washington (pictured) was a celebrated African-American figure in the late 1800s, often portrayed as a champion of equality for Black Americans and civil rights. On this day in 1895, however, Washington made a controversial and, according to some, weak-willed appeal to Southern Blacks in what would become known as the “Atlanta Compromise.” SEE…
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