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ans of this work, the students pay more than one half of their expenses. Of the sixty buildings, all but four were almost wholly erected by students, even to the making of the bricks.[43] Although the average Negro was greatly antagonistic regarding this training at the beginning of the work at these institutes and many protests were heard from all sides, Mr. Washington stated in _The Negro Problem_ that it has been several years since they have received a protest from parents against teaching industrial training.[44] The graduates of Tuskegee have established more than fifteen similar schools in the South.[45] Among those established are Voorhees Industrial School, Robert Hungerford School, Snow Hill Normal and Industrial Institute, Topeka Normal and Industrial Institute, Port Royal Agricultural School, and Mt. Meigs Institute. No one of the Negro institutions for higher learning has as yet become a fully equipped university. No one of the institutions maintains a graduate school. Howard University is the only one that has even started graduate work.[46] The real influence of the college has been to prepare men to be leaders in education, as may be witnessed by the fact that out of the 5,000 Negro college graduates in the United States 54 per cent are teaching, while 20 per cent are preaching.[47] The following table shows the number of college graduates by decades:[48] ==========+===============+==========+=============== Year | No. of Grads. | Year | No. of Grads. ----------+---------------+----------+--------------- 1820-29 | 3 | 1870-79 | 313 1830-39 | -- | 1880-89 | 738 1840-49 | 7 | 1892-99 | 1,126 1850-59 | 12 | 1900-09 | 1,610 1860-69 | 44 | | | +----------+--------------- | | Total | 3,856 ----------+---------------+----------+--------------- The distribution of the college Negro is indicated in the following:[49] Districts No. of Graduates New England States 16 So-Northern Atlantic States 42 No-Southern Atlantic States 92 So-Southern Atlantic States 276 E-Northern Central States 61 W-Northern Central States 47 E-Southern Central States 141 W-Southern Central S
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