What did Booker T. Washington, W. E.B. DuBois, and Marcus Garvey feel would end racial violence, discrimination, and racial inequality?

Washington: Washington thought that Blacks should focus on self-education, studying useful skills, and investing in their own businesses. He believed that hard work, economic progress, and ability would prove the importance of blacks to the American economy.

Du Bois: Du Bois criticized any tolerance of racial segregation. Du Bois argued that any form of racial segregation was terrible, and it only encouraged whites to deny blacks rights.

Garvey: Garvey believed that white society would never treat African Americans as equals. Because of this, Garvey demanded for the separate development of African Americans within the United States.

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