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A full-length study that focuses solely on W E B DuBois' efforts to introduce Black Studies into the university curriculum. It introduces Du Bois and discusses his personal life and experiences that contribute greatly to his ability to conceive and organize his early plans for the scientific study of Black Americans.

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"""[The work] sparks questions that will generate ideas for further research. For example, how have scholars of the modern 1960s Movement that established the field in the academy expanded upon or been linked to Du Bois's ideas and plans for the systematic study of people of African descent in America and beyond?"" - Prof. Delores P. Aldridge Emory University ""... the first book length study... to adequately capture [the evolution of Black Studies's] genealogy in the early work of Du Bois, which [the author] delineates in a fine way."" - Prof. Beverly Guy-Sheftall Spelman College"""

[The work] sparks questions that will generate ideas for further research. For example, how have scholars of the modern 1960s Movement that established the field in the academy expanded upon or been linked to Du Bois's ideas and plans for the systematic study of people of African descent in America and beyond? - Prof. Delores P. Aldridge Emory University ... the first book length study... to adequately capture [the evolution of Black Studies's] genealogy in the early work of Du Bois, which [the author] delineates in a fine way. - Prof. Beverly Guy-Sheftall Spelman College

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