Exploring Black Nationalism

This chapter examines the concept of Black nationalism in America, tracing its historical roots and influences from early Christian figures to prominent leaders like W.E.B. Du Bois. It contrasts different approaches to nationalism, such as Crummel's elitist view and Douglass's grassroots perspective, highlighting the cultural and socio-political implications. The discussion also navigates the tension between cosmopolitan ideals and specific national identities within Black nationalism.