The Negro Artisan Report of a Social Study Made Under the Direction of Atlanta

W E B William Edward Burghardt Du Bois

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" Talladega College, Talladega, Ala. , (1900-01).
"Training in the Industries has always received attention at TALLADEGA COLLEGE. It is believed that such training strengthens the power of observation, cultivates accu racy and skill, secures the formation of habits of industry and usefulness, and exerts an influence in the development of mind and heart. It is therefore made a part of the regular instruction given by the College. Its advantages are not offered to per sons who do not wish to purs...ue the regular literary course, but desire simply to learn a trade. Young men are taught Wood-working, Drafting, Forging, Agriculture, and, to some extent, Printing; while the young women receive training in Sewing, Dress making, Cooking, Nursing and general housework. " Scotia Seminary, Concord, N. C. , (1900-01).
In the industrial department of this school for girls the primary object "is domestic training. While the instruction given is such as to qualify the students to use their skill as a means of making a living, the end we keep most distinctively in view is to prepare them to be home makers.

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