African-American Humanism: An AnthologyThis collection demonstrates the strong influence that humanism and free-thought had in developing the history and ideals of black intellectualism. Most people are quick to note the profound influence that religion has played in African-American history: consoling the downtrodden slave or inspiring the abolitionists, the underground railroad, and the civil rights movement. But few are aware of the role humanism played in shaping the black experience: developing the thought and motivating the actions of powerful African-American intellectuals. |
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Contents
Introduction | 9 |
Abolitionist and Political Leader | 15 |
Black Scholar and Social Activist | 25 |
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