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Questions about black people's place in the world have been rocket fuel for some of the most fiery debates in history.

And three of those debates still have black people heated today.

I'm Len from Push Black, and this is Two-Minute Black History,

What You Didn't Learn in School.

In 1965, ARC conservative William F. Buckley challenged James Baldwin to a debate on the American dream.

Buckley foolishly claimed that racism was no longer a problem for black people, but Baldwin quickly proved him

wrong, insisting that black people's oppression had made the, quote, American dream possible

for white people, but not for themselves. The disagreement between W.E. Du Bois and Booker T. Washington

dominated the black conversation of the early 20th century. Du Bois and Booker T. Washington dominated the black conversation of the early

20th century. Du Bois, a believer in a talented 10th leading the way to equality, clash with Washington,

the champion of black economic independence. Although they didn't see eye to eye on the details,

their intentions were the same.

In September of 1977, TV host Steve Edwards aired an hour-long debate between Jesse Jackson and David Duke,

a former Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan. Duke did his best to make white supremacy sound normal. But Jackson saw

right through it. He knew that the economic fears of poor whites could be played upon by demagogues

like Duke. You see, there's power in our voices when it comes to our people.

With every breath, word, and action, we determine history.

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