They wanted to show the people that the African-American population was strong and united, even though they did have their differences, often at the core of the battle, such as how the fight for rights should be conducted, or similar things. They presented themselves as united.
Booker T. Washington said the African American people should prove they were worthy of the rights that the white men had, while Du Bois said they should demand those rights immediatly. Plz mark brainliest.
It was "Mitchell Palmer" who was the attorney general under President Wilson who led a witch-hunt to round up communists in the 1920s, since these were known as the "Palmer Raids".
