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Tuskegee and Its People by Booker T. Washington is a landmark collection of essays highlighting the founding, mission, and impact of the Tuskegee Institute-one of the most influential educational institutions in American history. Written by Washington and other faculty members, this work provides a detailed account of how Tuskegee became a model of industrial and moral education for African Americans in the post-slavery era. Through essays on education, labor, character, and community development, Washington and his colleagues demonstrate how the principles of self-help, vocational training, and integrity shaped generations of Black students. The book serves both as a historical record and a philosophical guide to social progress through education. A vital text for understanding the roots of African American education and empowerment, Tuskegee and Its People continues to inspire readers with its message of resilience, leadership, and hope.

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