The Souls of Black Folk

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Focusing on race and identity, this 1903 work by W. E. B. Du Bois offers profound insights drawn from his experiences as an African-American in the late nineteenth century. It includes a series of essays that explore themes such as freedom, progress, and the complexities of African-American life. The book is a cornerstone of American sociology and literature, making it essential for those interested in the historical context of race relations. A modern edition includes a new biography of Du Bois, enhancing its significance for contemporary readers.