Du Bois said vote first. Garvey said nation first. Washington said skill first.
Three answers, one question, and not one of them was about the destination.
They weren't arguing about where we were going. They were arguing about how to get there.
You can still hear it today. Somebody says get certified, get licensed, get undeniable at something people pay for. Somebody says get in the room, get on the board, change the rule that kept the last one out. Somebody says stop asking, buy the building, sign the front of the check. None of which are wrong. Which is the part that keeps getting missed.
We keep reading three answers as three sides. It's one job, and nobody finishes it alone.
Diversity of thought isn't a disclaimer. It's what a serious movement looks like.
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