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In the 1930s a minority view by [[W.E.B. Du Bois]] presented positive views of the achievements of Reconstruction for its advocacy of civil rights for African Americans, including ensuring, for a brief period, the right to vote.  

In the 1930s a minority view by [[W.E.B. Du Bois]] presented positive views of the achievements of Reconstruction for its advocacy of civil rights for African Americans, including ensuring, for a brief period, the right to vote.  

 

Du Bois, a founder of the [[NAACP]], argued from a Marxist perspective that economic equality among black and white people would lead to equality for all.

Du Bois, a founder of the [[NAACP]], argued from a Marxist perspective that economic equality among black and white people would lead to equality for all.  

==Civil Rights Movement as "new abolitionists"==

==Civil Rights Movement as "new abolitionists"==