The Life of Booker T. Washington

After being born into slavery, Booker T. Washington rose above all obstacles and became a pioneer in the field of civil rights and education, after the civil war.
Narrated by: Mr. Timothy Gibbs, Principal of Dillon High School
Arranged by: Mrs. Lia Hinson, Administrative Assistant to VP of Student Affairs
Produced by: Sam Kosciolek, NETC Marketing
Photos & Footage - www.archives.gov
Tuskegee University Website - www.tuskegee.edu
Biography Website - www.biography.com www.biography.com/activist/booker-t-washington

[@brett.taylor]

One of my all-time favorite American figures.

[@kennyomega8937]

Thank you

[@LoireValleyChateaux]

This is a man that ALL men would be proud to be regardless of race or religion! God Bless you Mr. Washington! ❤️🙏

[@sheliasteinbrecher4876]

❤ Love this man!

[@GeorgeMacklin-e4j]

Great (auto)biography of a great man. Very few people have accomplished so much good in one, relatively short, life. Booker T. is a man to be emulated.

[@ameliagentle7873]

Its crazy how the same year he passed, is the same year birth of a nation was released.

[@smohan9271]

Great man to realise and apply practical training, skills for improved economy

[@Low-Maker]

W vid😄

[@intoalivinghope]

Just imagine how different the black American experience would be today if they had followed Booker T. Washington's example for the last century. There would be a lot fewer black men in prison today for one thing. Sad that so few know about his philosophy.

[@melvinsims1352]

Yes sir your comment 💯 percent facts it would have came into fruition if it were not for people like W.E.B Dubois and Martin Luther King Jr linking the black American culture to the communist movement and Marcus Garvey with the back to Africa grift

[@joedarden2276]

Outstanding.!!!

[@topsin6]

😊

[@topsin6]

When’s your birthday?

[@stephaniehosea6507]

04/07/1962

[@topsin6]

Are you actually him?

[@topsin6]

😊

[@Jose.1k]

Yeah