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DuBois explores what it feels like to be a problem as a black person in America. He recounts his own childhood experience of being excluded from a group due to his race, which made him realize he was seen as different and separated by an invisible "veil" from white people. Similarly, freed slaves after the Civil War felt walled off from society. DuBois describes their situation and struggle to merge their identity as Americans with their identity as black people in a still racist world.
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- 1. Chapter 1: Of Our Spiritual Strivings How does it feel to be a problem? This is the question DuBois explores in the first chapter of “The Souls of Black Folk”. In this chapter, DuBois describes the journey of the freedman during and after the Civil War fought between 1861-65. DuBois begins with his own experience as an outcast when tells of a story when he was child. In a group of children exchanging visiting-cards, his card was declined due to his race. After this experience, he began to realize that he was different from the other children and likened the experience to being shutout from others unlike him and separated with a “vast veil”. This single encounter changed his whole view of life. He no longer wished to tear the veil that separated the two races instead, he held individuals on the other side of the veil in “common contempt. He began to compete with the others in foot-races, examinations, and even fights determined to prove his adequacy.
- 2. Chapter 1: Of Our Spiritual Strivings (continued) Dubois compares the feeling that he had towards the those on the other side of the veil to those feelings the freedmen have towards their masters. He continues on to describe the path through life for the freedmen similar to a prison whose walls are “tall and unscalable”. Freedmen are described as having two souls or “twoness”; one being the soul of an American and the other that of a Negro who wishes to merge the two souls in order into one complete being. In order the change the perspective that freedmen have on the white society, values such as work, culture and liberty must be allowed collectively. Education would prove to be the catalyst that helped the freedmen become vigilant and boost morale.
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