Lives & Memoirs
My Larger Education
Booker T. Washington
1911
7h 21m
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In this later memoir Booker T. Washington reflects on the lessons of experience beyond the classroom: leadership, race, and the practical wisdom gathered in a public life. Warm and philosophical, it complements his famous rise from slavery. Rewarding reading for anyone drawn to his vision of self-reliance and uplift.
Inside this audiobook
12 chapters
- 1I. Learning from Men and Things26m
- 2II. Building a School Around a Problem45m
- 3III. Some Exceptional Men, and What I have Learned From Them42m
- 4IV. My Experience with Reporters and Newspapers30m
- 5V. The Intellectuals and the Boston Mob42m
- 6VI. A Commencement Oration on Cabbages45m
- 7VII. Colonel Roosevelt and What I Have Learned From Him26m
- 8VIII. My Educational Campaign Through the South and What They Taught Me32m
- 9IX. What I Have Learned from Black Men49m
- 10X. Meeting High and Low in Europe33m
- 11XI. What I Learned About Education in Denmark35m
- 12XII. The Mistakes and the Future of Negro Education36m
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