Description

This compelling autobiography traces Booker T. Washington’s journey from enslavement to becoming a pioneering educator, institution builder, and influential voice for African American advancement. Along the way, he reflects on the transformative power of education, disciplined work, self-reliance, and community leadership during a pivotal era in American history. More than a personal memoir, the book offers a candid portrait of Black life after emancipation and the continuing struggle for dignity, opportunity, and equality. Written with clarity, practicality, and conviction, it remains a significant document of African American history and social change.

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paperback edition cover

paperback

Signet Classics

Published Jan 1, 2000

228 pages

ISBN: 9780451527547

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paperback edition cover

paperback

Unknown

Published Jan 1, 2008

ISBN: 9781604591934

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Details

First Published

1901

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Up from Slavery: An Autobiography by Booker T. Washington.

Slavery
Racism/Discrimination
War/Trauma
Abuse