Research in Race and Ethnic Relations. Volume 9

By : Dennis M. Rutledge

Du Bois's Framework: W.E.B. Du Bois's social and political ideas provide a framework to understand inequality and injustice, focusing on power dynamics in the U.S. and globally.

Double Consciousness: Du Bois's concept of double consciousness explores the internal conflict experienced by African Americans,balancing their identity with societal expectations.

Shift in Approach: Du Bois initially believed in science as a tool for social reform but later shifted to activism and public criticism due to the limitations of scientific methods in addressing racial issues.

Activism and Leadership: Du Bois emphasized the importance of leadership and organization in the fight for equality, advocating for both racial integration and the preservation of cultural distinctiveness.

JAI Press. Greenich Connecticut. 1996 239p.

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