I Need To know Booker T. Washington's sisters and brothers.?
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He had a brother named John,and a sister named Amanda.
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booker t washington\nage: 15
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Try http://www.genealogy.com/index_n.html
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family in some of the people u been around
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Go to the library and look it up in a Social History book.\nie The jarro Boys
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Civil Rights - Martin Luther King\n\nBlack Power - Huey Newton -/ Black Panther Party\n                        Angela Davis
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_luther_king
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See, I am in Third Grade and I love writing about the history of people that have helped me and my family see my dad was born into slavery and he also escaped to the North with Harriet Tubman. Sorry to get off track but here is a part of my report from my studies I learned that Harriet Tubman first escaped to the north by her self then she realized that if she only helped herself she would be selfish and so she made nineteen trips to the south and helped over three hundred people escape from slavery. Again sorry for getting off track but she was against slavery because she said that we should not be judged by the color of our skin and that it is very unfair for white people to own black people.My dad got some slave laws and here they are. \n\n                          Slave Laws\n1. No one was allowed to teach slaves how to read or write nor were they to be given books or pamphlets.\n\n2. Slaves were not allowed to buy or consume liquor without the written consent of their masters.\n\n3. Slave owners were required to feed and clothe their slaves and take care of their sick and elderly slaves. Failure to do so could result in a fine to the master.\n\n4. Slaves were not allowed to preach, except to their masters' slaves on their own plantation and in presence of white people.\n\n5. Any child who had one free parent and one slave parent was only free if the mother was the free parent.\n\n6. Slaves could not conduct business without a permit or own any personal prperty.\n\n7. Slaves were not allowed to own or have their possession weapons of any kind.\n\n8. The testimony of slaves in court was disallowed  exept in those cases involving other slaves.\n\n9. It was illegal to mistreat or kill a slave unless the slave resisted punishment.\n\n10. SLaves were not allowed to strike white men or to insult them in any way.\n\n11. Slaves were never allowed to enter into any kind of legal binding contract, including contracts of marriage.\n\n12. A slave who traveled away from his own plantation  had to have a pass to show as a means of identification to any white man who challenged him.\n\n13. Slaves were not allowed to swear, smoke or walk with a cane in public.\n\n14. Slaves had to step aside when whites passed them on a public street.\n\n15. It was illegal for mare than five slaves to gather together away from their own homes unless in the presence of white people.\n\n16. Slaves were not allowed to own their own animals, nor could they grow their own cotton; however, theey could  have thier own gardens if thier masters allowed.\n\n17. It was illegal for a master to work his slave in the field on Sundays exept as punishment or unless he paid them for their work.\n\nI hope all the above information helps you an your school project. E-mail me and tell me if this info works or not. My e-mail address is a-maknojia@sbcglobal.net.
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I would suggest going to the main library downtown. They have records of everyone there. Unless you do not live in MO. Otherwise try going on line. I have provided a website address to try. Good luck! :)
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This is the great debate. Booker T. Washington believed that the Negro way to respect and acceptance was through industry and hard work. He backed his belief up by founding the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute to train black men and women who wanted to have a skill that could be offered to the white community in a non-threatening manner. \n\nMr. Washington gave a speech to the Atlanta Exposition in  1895. This speech which gained him national accalaim because it outlined his ideas about how black Americans should not seek civil and political equality. His speech was appalauded by white Southerns, and distinguished him as one of the greatest  black men of his generation. \n\nW.E.B. Dubois was of the opinion that his speech was a spit in the face to black men and women of ability and talent Mr.Washington's speech in his opinion left white southerners believing they were justified in their anti-black policies. \n\nI urge you to read Dubois "The Soul of Black Folks"\nAs well as Booker T. Washington's "Up from Slavery"\n\nW.E.B. Dubois: Born 23 February 1868, Name: William Edward Burghardt DuBois. Born in Great Barrington Massachusetts. \n\nBooker T.Washington: \nBorn: As Mr Washington states in his autobiography he is unt certain of the date. puting it at around 1858 or 1859. He was born a slave on a plantation in Franklin County Virginia. \n\nI would say, putting all political beliefs aside. The major differences between these two men is one was born free, and the other was born in bondage. I cannot begin to describe or understand the thinking of a man who spent the early years of his life enslaved. \n\n\nDubois was a free man with access to his own person. To education at a young age. He was a very intelligent man. He had all of the advantages that Booket T. Washington did not. Ask yourself was it fair for men such as Dubois to spend their lives as second class citizens because of there color. Not their ability.
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Go on-line. Google Baldwin Brothers!
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As a member of his immediate family, you are entitled to his complete service record. You can get this through the National Personnel Records Center in St. Louis. I have linked their web site below. As for a list of all the names aboard a specific ship - unless you can find a veterans organization involving that ship (many many ships have these types of organizations for shipmates to stay in contact after their service) - you may be out of luck finding it. I wish you the best - Good Luck.
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Ask Michael Jordan, Condoleezza Rice, or Robert Johnson...\n\nQuit using race as a crutch and get to work...
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His brother can get complete information through the National Archives.\n\nHere's the link: http://www.archives.gov/veterans/military-service-records/get-service-records.html\n\nGood luck!
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There are so many..do a google on these few to start you off.\n\nMaya Angelou \nJosephine Baker \nBessie Blount\nMarita Bonner\nDorothy Dandridge\nJessie Redmon Fauset\nAlthea Gibson\nBillie Holiday\nLena Horne\nZora Neale Hurston\nHarriet Jacobs\nMae Jemison\nMarjorie Stewart Joyner\nCoretta Scott King\nNella Larsen\nToni Morrison\nRosa Parks\nLeontyne Price\nCondoleezza Rice\nBessie Smith\nMaria Stewart\nDebi Thomas\nHarriet Tubman\nSojourner Truth\nEthel Waters\nIda Wells-Barnett\nPhillis Wheatley\nCathay Williams
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Try www.naacp.org or www.naacp.net.  If not successful, please Google.
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Google the town they live in along with the word "newspaper".  Maybe you'll  find an online obituary.