The conclusion of The Philadelphia Negro squarely places the blame on the structure of white society for all the problems of the residents of the Seventh Ward.

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While W.E.B. Du Bois' "The Philadelphia Negro" does critique the structure of white society for contributing to the problems faced by African Americans in the Seventh Ward, it also examines internal community issues, individual behaviors, and economic conditions, presenting a multifaceted analysis rather than placing the blame solely on white society.

The Conclusion of the Philadelphia Negro Squarely Places the Blame