Which sentence from the speech tells what booker t. washington wants white americans in the south to do?
group of answer choices

a we have made a great leap from slavery to freedom.

b i say hire the black americans who have been your neighbors for years.

c we shall stand by you because we know you. d i pro

d i promise the south shall have from the black people who live here.

The correct option is B.

Often known as the “Atlanta Compromise,” was the first speech given by any African American man, Booker T. Washington. The speech was delivered in the South in front of different races. The speech suggested that African Americans should not be disturbed by the political and social inequality and should not only depend on the economic development of the New South to gain opportunities and acquire vocational training. It was Washington’s belief that through hard-earned respect and hard work, African Americans will eventually gain esteem in white society and full citizenship ultimately.

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