Analysis of Du Bois Restoration to African Americans in Racial Justice Struggles

Running head: AMERICAN RACIAL JUSTICE STRUGGLE
The Analysis of Du Bois restoration to African Americans in racial justice struggles
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AMERICAN RACIAL JUSTICE STRUGGLE 2
In the struggle for racial justice in America, Du Bois in his work bring forth the black
reconstruction in a number of ways. Even though reconstruction proved to be difficult, corrupt
and prone to calamities, Du Bois believed that the American history’s democracy at that time had
advanced. This is because the black liberated themselves through the resistance to work in
plantations and taking the union approach for solving their miseries. Through this more
procedural and organized ways of solving discrepancies evolved. It now became the birth of the
black agency theory which demonstrates the Black Reconstruction that gives enormous light on
historiography America (Edwards, 2006).
On the other hand, Marxist exploration gives Du Bois’s classic revisionist account which
gives the relationship that took place between the emancipation, slavery and capitalism. The
black emancipation was an extraordinary thing that occurred and this is grounded on capitalism
and slavery. The labor as a result of black people became paved the way for social structure
setting, commerce and machine industry. It is augmented by Marx’s explanation that slavery
necessitated necessary condition for development of modern industries, world trade, and creation
of colonies as well as adding value. Under this situation, the rebellion against slavery and labor
that is not free destroyed system of slavery and set a revolution against capitalism and is
evidenced by the black resistance of West Coast Waterfront Strike of 1934. These created a
revolution in bourgeois republic. Du Bois augmented that the waged people as opposed to the
white working class are the black slaves who created a proletariat revolution (Foner, 2013).
The dictatorship of the proletariat gets illustrated in that the black f slaves had power over
the white bosses. Du Bois put that there are instances in which the judges had issues judgment in
relation to property to the black people indicating that there was great revolution in the history of
the world. The revolution according to Du Bois went across to the white people in which the