The Myth of Black Ethnicity

Exploring the complexities of identity in America, this volume delves into W.E.B. Dubois's concept of Double Consciousness, questioning the connections between diverse figures like O.J. Simpson, the Million Man March participants, and various societal roles. It examines how these individuals navigate their identities amidst intersecting factors such as age, sex, religion, and class, ultimately highlighting a shared conviction of black identity that resonates across different experiences and perspectives within the nation.