Author: Rudwick, Elliott,
Title: W.E.B. Du Bois: voice of the black protest movement.
Description: Urbana, Univ of Illinois Press, (1982). VG. Du Bois popularized the belief that only college-educated leaders could save the black race. Paste down pictorial cover. Green binding. Probably a paperback turned into a hardback but no library markings. For a third of a century Du Bois was in the forefront of almost every controversy concerning blacks. This book is concerned chiefly with the period when Du Bois was a recognized race leader, from when he helped to crystallize the opposition to Booker T. Washington early in the 20th century until his resignation from the NAACP in 1934.

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