The Crisis of the Negro Intellectual : A Historical Analysis of the Failure of Black Leadership (Paperback)

from stillatim

I'm very glad to have read this book, but good grief was it a chore to get through. Cruse has an interesting argument: that Black American intellectual life (c. 1968) remains hamstrung by its inability to move past allegiances to white communism, nationalism, and integrationism. So far so good. N...

from awhayouseh

It is said that Cruse collected and read volumes of magazines. This book is a review of Black culture in America from the 1920s to the '60s. Cruise discusses the works of such writers as Richard Wright, Lorraine Hansbury and others. He is also critical of racial integration (White/Black) and he p...

from awhayouseh

It is said that Cruse collected and read volumes of magazines. This book is a review of Black culture in America from the 1920s to the '60s. Cruise discusses the works of such writers as Richard Wright, Lorraine Hansbury and others. He is also critical of racial integration (White/Black) and he p...