Question

Where in this speech does Washington implicitly argue against racial stereotypes and advocate American values of rugged individualism and a strong work ethic? How have racial stereotypes changed since then? Is our work ethic as strong now as it once was? (the speech is referring to Booker T. Washington's "Atlanta Exposition Address. "

Answer 1

In the speech Washington argued for individualism by suggesting that the black people try to develop themselves.

Summary of Washington's speech

The summary is that this person was advocating that the black man endures the stereotypes and segregation for a while and concentrate their efforts on self help.

Since then there has being great changes in segregation. Schools have become accepting to all and no one is excluded from systems based on their race in America.

The work ethic has remained strong since then. People have learnt more skills for survival and more people have being educated.

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