The Three Crises of the Negro Intellectual
Dorsey, David
1997
1990-1999
Throughout this period the academic community and - a more diffuse concept - the intellectual community always thought there were competing viable conceptualizations of African American status and agenda. Even the legislated reversal of statutory segregation was perceived as a victory and vindication of commitment to integration, rather than a new intellectual challenge to redefine premises, issues and goals. On the contrary, I submit that there have been only three intellectual crises for African American intellectuals, and that we are now in the worst.
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Headen, Tricia L. Wilkes, Robert
Clark Atlanta University
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12322/endarch:spring_1997.003
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