1st Edition
The End of Black Studies Conceptual, Theoretical, and Empirical Concerns
Introduction: The End of Black Studies: Conceptual, Theoretical, and Empirical Concerns
1. The End of Black Studies and the Closing of Oppositional Discourse
2. Minority Status and the Problem of Legitimacy
3. Religion and the Challenge of Afrocentric Thought
4. Existential Sociology or the Sociology of Group Survival , Elevation, and Liberation
5. Foundations in Africana Studies: Revisiting Negro Digest/Black World, 1961-1976.
6. The Normative Assault on Black Studies
7. Entrepreneur of Health: Dick Gregory, Black Consciousness, and the Human Potential Movement
8. E. Franklin Frazier’s Theory of the Black Family: Vindication and Sociological Insight
Conclusions: Toward the End of Black Studies
Biography
Clovis E. Semmes is Professor Emeritus of African-American Studies at Eastern Michigan University, USA and Professor of Black Studies and Sociology at University of Missouri-Kansas City, USA.
