>i.e.-Dubois, and people of his ilk (intergrationists)
>depending on and wanting to be accepted by White america.

I think that's unfair to DuBois. I agree that DuBois felt threatened by Garvey and he was nasty to him in a way he was never nasty to Booker T., but notice in that debate it was Booker T. who was more pleasing to the white folks.

Are we to forget that DuBois was a passionate Pan-Africanist his entire life long?