Question

Compare the philosophies and leadership styles of Booker T. Washington, W. E. B. DuBois and Marcus Garvey. What things did they have common? How did they differ? You must provide at least 3 points of comparison for each.

Answer 1

Hying to compare 1. One is that minds oth overe the courte Dubois advocated Page -) Several issues arise when trying to the leadership Styles of these men. One is they operated in their own unique context The Othere is that many of them Dubois pereticulare changed their minds over the of their lives. That said both Dubois ad non-violent Melistance. Booker T. washington become one of the most influential African-American inte tuals of the late 19th century - In 1881, he founded the Tusk gee institute, a black school in Alabama devoted to training teachers In the eartly history of the civil rights movement Harice prominent African, American leaders, Booker T. washington, W.E.B Du Boir and marcus Garvey to arose to accomplish one goal, education for all African Americans. During the turen of the Centurey between the years 1895 and 1915 there were man theories on how African Americans weree going to achieve first-clau citizenships. Marcus Garvey was a Jamaican boren black nationalist and leader of the pan-Africaniem movement. which sought to unity and Connect people of African descent worldwide Leadership for the purpose of this dixcunion I shall we a concept entitled a The visionary Leader", which I come acron some years ago.

page 2 first of all, has ver ilionary leader teaching vilion in milation involved. nd goals which reemain it takes to realize the difficulties which there more, the leader Clear, encompaving and fore-roaching regored to the cause ort organisation This vidion includes ideas and goals u Constant no matter how long it takes to them and regardley of the difficult the leader encountere. Furthermore, the never allowf any of the means Ore actions a the way to violate ore invalidate this vision ang t's Constituent values. Two concepts of leadership - the visionary leader and then who can maintain Coherence between the vilion. and current actions - in briefly evaluating washington's roles as general of the Continental army, president of the Constitutional convention and the preceident of the United statel Dre, Du Bois's more than 70 years of struggle, the great body of his wreitings, speeches and diverse Pronouncements, the very example of his consistently actine involvement," David Graham Du Boid wrote in the journal black scholar in 1978. "Places him in direct confrontation with the objection of the diabolical oligarchy that rules the united Statee today, "David Greanam. Du Bois, W.E.B Du Boir's Stereon. W.E.B Du Bois reprell ente a great example of how servant Leaders and

Du Bois was ances and influences ocement of black century. However, meeniem especially ceived. He broke ong the most educated Page 3 always liked by all. To be sure Dul loved by many His writting, causes on played a huge part in the advancement of Americans in the early 20th century of his politive perspective on Commenilm.e at a particularly difficult time of them 20th century, was often ill-received. Her barriers and callenged contemporanies Ted by example , was among the most ed African Americans in this era and spent his life serving others. Included amoung his accomplishments are established the department of social worew at Atlanta Univercity. Founder and editor of the NAACP's Journal The Crilis. Marcus Garvey was an amancing leader. He led African-Americans and inspired them to take pride in their heritage. Not every man can do that, the led the biggest mass movement of Africans, Americans, fore racial realons of all time His movement the universal Negro Impreonement Anociation, had more than a million members and spread across multiple Countries. He also credited the black & Line, which was a steamboat Company the employed African Americans and allowed them to travel to Africa. Star

Second high to go page-y. In 1916, fore African American Ri teaired funds and gave speeches on the cities in of He Harlem. also spoke in United States, Centrical and South America, and the Caribbean. He said that African American should go back to Africa, but in the mean time start their own busineves. Garvey wal deferemined to give African Americans what he felt they deserved. The main differeence between them was that Marcus Garney believed that the free African-Americans should return to Africa. W.E.B Du Bois believed that they should stay in America which was now their home and that they should Just freely have their culture. And T. washington aligned himself with wealthy whites and managed to convince them to support and invest in education for African Americans..