KnowraNiagara MovementLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Niagara Movement, each with the reason it gives.All 10Broader topic 3Related 3Narrower topic 1Compared with 3W. E. B. Du BoisBroader topic: It was an early direct-action campaign for civil, political, and social equality that preceded the NAACP.Booker T. WashingtonCompared with: Its direct-action demands opposed the gradualism associated with Washington.NAACPNarrower topic: Its members and demands helped provide the immediate foundation for the NAACP.The CrisisRelated: Its activism and leaders helped create the movement that established the NAACP and its magazine.Racial upliftBroader topic: Its founding declaration rejected gradualism and made equality central to debates about uplift.Talented TenthRelated: Its activism translated Du Bois’s insistence on equal rights into organized action.The New NegroRelated: Its direct protest politics anticipated the ideal’s refusal to accept subordination.Tuskegee InstituteCompared with: Its leaders rejected the gradual accommodation associated with Washington's public program.T. Thomas FortuneBroader topic: Fortune joined this movement’s campaign for equal rights and political participation.Up from SlaveryCompared with: Its program rejected the gradualist approach readers associated with Washington’s public advocacy.