"The Damnation of Women" is a declaration of Dubois' sympathy toward the privilege of black women to decide for themselves what is best for their lives and will be worth living for. For the duration of his life, W.E.B Dubois was a supporter of black women. In "the damnation of women," Dubois centers his consideration on black women as a mother, activist and a hard worker, however not as erudite people. Dubois looks to put black women status higher by recognizing their work in the home and outside the house. The reading has been portrayed as one of the principal proto-women's activist investigations by an educated male. Dubois considerably accord more glorification and pay attention to the black mother because of the fact that they give birth
