For DuBois,the problem of the twentieth century was
A) "social inequality."
B) "child abuse."
C) "the gendered discrimination."
D) "the color line."
E) "the poverty line."

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DuBois famously declared that "the problem of the twentieth century is the problem of the color line," referring to the persistent segregation and inequality experienced by African Americans in the United States. He argued that this problem could not be solved through gradualism or accommodation, but rather required bold action to challenge systemic racism and discrimination.

For DuBois,the Problem of the Twentieth Century Was