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In his book, "The Souls of Black Folk": A. Washington's plan of self-help received its most influential supportB. Du Bois attacked the stance of accommodation expressed by WashingtonC. Washington expressed that blacks should not vote until they received proper educationD. Du Bois stated that southern whites were not needed for blacks to make social gains
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