I support Washington's view. Du bois's point of view is obvious. Choose the political elite and take to the streets. As a leader, it is equivalent to talking about an elite among blacks. Undoubtedly, the probability of selfish behavior of small group elites is too small, and most blacks are still struggling at the bottom because of poverty and crime. The information they can receive may only be how to hold a parade, just like street political populism. Some people criticize Washington for turning black people white, but what is white? Isn't it human development to receive general education and improve the quality of population? There are some bootleg goods mixed here. Not because of the lack of leading figures, but because of the lack of leading figures' environment, that is, cultural quality. Solving this problem is bound to be brought about by universal education. A nation becomes industrious and creative, which is the basis of being accepted by others, instead of making trouble in the streets every day. Street speakers have sensitive pigs. People at the bottom rob supermarkets and sell drugs.