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From Du Bois's Chicago Defender column. Concerning the new trend of summer schools, which Du Bois views as "inventions of the devil designed to destroy what few brains mankind have left."
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![Report of special summer schools for Negro extension agents under the direction of Office of cooperative extension work, United States Department of agriculture in cooperation with federal and state extension services of the Southern states, partially financed by Julius Rosenwald fund, held at Orangeburg, S. C., Nashville, Tenn. [and] Prairie View, Tex., August 1930](https://d2l9jrtx1kk04i.cloudfront.net/bc78718b9416ef2e9bdf1ecdc12c15cd5d444572.png "Report of special summer schools for Negro extension agents under the direction of Office of cooperative extension work, United States Department of agriculture in cooperation with federal and state extension services of the Southern states, partially financed by Julius Rosenwald fund, held at Orangeburg, S. C., Nashville, Tenn. [and] Prairie View, Tex., August 1930")
