Against Epistemic Apartheid

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Focusing on W.E.B. Du Bois's extensive impact on sociology, this book provides an in-depth exploration of his pioneering work in various fields, including race, religion, urban and rural sociology, gender studies, education, and criminology. It highlights Du Bois's role as an innovator and critic within the discipline, addressing his contributions to intersectional sociology and his critiques of academic standards. This comprehensive treatment, informed by archival research, positions Du Bois as a foundational figure in sociological thought.