Du Bois

[ doo bois ]

noun

1. William Edward Burg·hardt [burg, -hahrd], 1868–1963, U.S. educator and writer.

Example Sentences

Du Bois’ famous analysis of what he termed “the psychological wages of whiteness,” then explains why poor and working-class white Americans would support public policies that would cause them financial and economic and other harm:

From Salon

Du Bois' eponymous short story about a Black man and white woman who seem to be the only survivors of a comet crash.

From Salon

“Oh boy Du Bois! He didn’t tell you? Mom’s mom is the president of LORE”.

From Literature

For Gregory Du Bois, one break from college to be a ski bum in Vail, Colorado, set him on a path of taking mini sabbaticals throughout his corporate IT career.

From Seattle Times

Du Bois and Alain Locke, had conflicting ideas on the subject of art’s role.

From Los Angeles Times