... it differs not because each man has seen something different, but because they choose to assign different labels to the world surrounding them, and thus arrive at different narratives. The characters remain the same with Washington and DuBois - the "usual suspects", if you will - however, each shifts their position in the plot structure that each man presents to us. An attempt ... Washington see the same exact general problem; namely, the shoddy state of race relations. However, as we are comparing narratives, at this point the difference between the two becomes rhetorical, literary, an...

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