The Works of Booker T. Washington: Up From Slavery: An Autobiography & My Larger Education

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Exploring the complexities of identity and societal challenges, the author reflects on the dual hardships of poverty and racial identity as a Negro in America. Initially viewing these circumstances as misfortunes, he eventually recognizes the potential for strength and resilience that can emerge from adversity. Emphasizing personal growth, he advocates for harnessing inner power and focus to overcome external limitations, suggesting that the journey from perceived disadvantage to empowerment is both possible and transformative.