Booker T. Washington Quotes

I Have Found That The Happiest People Are Those Who Do The Most For Others; The Most Miserable Are Those Who Do The Least. I Have Also Found That Few Things, If Any, Are Capable Of Making One So Blind And Narrow As Race Prejudice.

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