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He believed in vocational training over higher education.
He believed in vocational training over higher education.
He advocated for higher education and liberal arts.
He advocated for higher education and liberal arts.
He thought education was unnecessary for social progress.
He thought education was unnecessary for social progress.
He supported only technical and industrial education.
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W.E.B. Du Bois advocated for higher education and liberal arts for African Americans. He believed that a well-rounded education was essential for the development of leaders within the African American community and that this type of education would help achieve social progress and equality. Therefore, the best option is:
He advocated for higher education and liberal arts.
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