On Racism: Essays on Black Popular Culture, African American Politics, and the New Black Aesthetics

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University Press of America, 2003 - Biography & Autobiography - 131 pages
This book provides the general reader with an understanding of competing perspectives necessary to evaluate several aspects of black popular culture, multiculturalism, racial prejudice, politics, Affirmative Action, social justice, and the varied lives of African American leaders. Further, the book teaches us that black artists and scholars must take control of their ability to tell and write about African Americans. Finally, the book explores ways in which blacks can transcend race and an identity of victimization and grievance. Ultimately, should African Americans embrace a new black aesthetic or a practical means to solve our intellectual scholarship and race-relation problems, either in the academia or every sector of our society?

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Contents

The Ideological
9
Reflections on Revisionist History and Scientific
25
Exploring
39
Copyright

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About the author (2003)

Dr. Earnest N. Bracey is Professor of Political Science, Department of Philosophical and Regional Studies, Community College of Southern Nevada.

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