What were his views on the future of African American culture?
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W. E. B. Du Bois was optimistic about the future of African American culture. He believed that African Americans would be able to overcome the challenges they faced and create a vibrant and unique culture. He also believed that African Americans would play a major role in the development of American culture as a whole.
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