"don't hesitate or allow yourself to make excuses, just get out and do it. just get out and do it! you will be very, very glad that you did"
Answer:
second person point of view
Explanation:
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3. I did it wrongly
4. They don't read books
5. You didn't ask me any question
6. She did nothing
7. He doesn't do his homework
8. He didn't buy some guavas
9. I don't sleep well
10. He doesn't reach English
11. He didn't buy anything yesterday
12. He so much disrespected me yesterday
13. My friend doesn't work in London
14. He opened the door
15. We didn't buy any grape
16. They haven't started their work
17. I am not fine
18. Either Sisa or Rita is bad
19. Hari seldom visit Pokhara
20. Nobody is sitting there
The views of Booker T. and W.E.B. on civil rights differ from how blacks should pursue these rights.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- W.E.B believed that civil rights alone would be achieved through the direct claim of these rights.
- He argued that for this to happen, blacks should strive to receive a formal education, which would allow them to understand their political and social roles, become intellectual, ready to debate white society and claim their political and civil rights.
- Booker T. rebuked such thinking and did not believe it would do black people any good, but it would promote more racism.
- Booker T. stated that blacks should maintain their inferior roles in relation to whites, not face them and not seek to claim rights.
- For him, blacks should strive to have economic independence and take care of each other.
- He claimed that economic independence and material growth would allow civil rights to come naturally and keep blacks safe.
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