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The Negro in the South, edited by W. E. B. Du Bois and Booker T. Washington, is a landmark collection of lectures that explores the complex realities of race, labor, and social progress in the post-slavery American South. First published in 1907, the book captures the perspectives of two of the most influential African American leaders of the early twentieth century, whose differing philosophies-Washington's emphasis on industrial education and economic self-help, and Du Bois's advocacy for higher education and political rights-shaped national debates about the future of Black America. Through deeply analytical and passionate essays, the authors address the conditions faced by African Americans in a region still grappling with the legacy of slavery, segregation, and economic exploitation. The work offers both a diagnosis of systemic injustice and a blueprint for moral and civic renewal. A vital historical document, The Negro in the South stands as a powerful testament to the intellectual dialogue that helped define the direction of African American thought and activism in the twentieth century.