Identity is a sociological assessment of who we are in this society, and who we should be, via an Afrikan viewpoint. It is crucial to be familiar with the notions defining fundamental social phenomena as they directly connect to us as people and communities in order to advance appropriately. Definitions are essential to any logical, useful description of society and…
The Death of White Sociology, edited by Howard University professor Joyce Ladner, includes excellent essays by writers such as Ralph Ellison and Albert Murray, who take aim at Euro-American sociological analysis' "social science fiction" as well as political scientist Ron Walters' "Toward a Definition of Black Social Science" and E. Franklin Frazier's unsentimental critique, "The Failure of the Negro Intellectual."…
