The Voice of the Negro

"The Voice of the Negro" was an influential collection of essays, speeches, and writings published in 1909 that highlighted the struggles and aspirations of African Americans. Edited by Booker T. Washington, it aimed to promote understanding, resilience, and progress within the Black community, addressing issues like segregation, education, and civil rights. The book helped amplify Black voices during a time of widespread discrimination, advocating for advancement through education and moral development. It remains a significant historical document reflecting the early 20th-century efforts to challenge injustice and foster racial uplift.