Invisible Man Chapter 6

Bledsoe and Barbee allude to the 2 facets of a famed ancient figure

Booker T. Washington, the Founder of Alabama's Tuskegee Institute

Du Bois

for his conciliatory stance on "social equality."

Praised by a few as an effective chief and educator, Washington turned into condemned by others

along with the well-known black pupil and educator W.E.B

hollowly

empty or hollowed ; in a open manner

quavering

quivering as from weakness or fear

luminous energy

the energy associated with visible light

clenched

closed or squeezed together tightly

soften

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agitator

one who agitates; a political troublemaker

avenue

a wide street or thoroughfare

heatedly

in a heated manner

relics

vintage or old fashioned

sinkhole

a depression in the ground communicating with a subterranean passage and formed by solution or by collapse of a cavern roof

heraldic

of or relating to heraldry