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The Social Theory of W. E. B. Du Bois, W. E. B. Du Bois was a political and literary giant of the 20th century, publishing over twenty books and thousands of essays and articles throughout his life. In The Social Theory of W. E. B. Du Bois, editor Phil Zuckerman assembles Du Bois's work from a, The Social Theory of W. E. B. Du Bois

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The Social Theory of W. E. B. Du Bois
Written by author Phil Zuckerman
Published by SAGE Publications, February 2004
W. E. B. Du Bois was a political and literary giant of the 20th century, publishing over twenty books and thousands of essays and articles throughout his life. In The Social Theory of W. E. B. Du Bois, editor Phil Zuckerman assembles Du Bois's work from a
African American thinker Du Bois (1868-1963) was a pioneer of urban and rural sociology and criminology, the first America sociologist of religion, and the first great social theorist of race, says Zuckerman (sociology, Pitzer College, California), and hi

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Acknowledgments
Introduction 1
Ch. I On the Meaning of Race 19
1 The Conservation of Races 19
2 Of Our Spiritual Strivings 23
3 The First Universal Races Congress 26
4 Does Race Antagonism Serve Any Good Purpose? 29
5 Africa and the Slave Trade 30
6 The Souls of White Folk 32
7 Social Equality and Racial Intermarriage 37
8 Should the Negro Be Encouraged to Seek Cultural Equality? 38
9 The Concept of Race 40
10 The Negro and the Warsaw Ghetto 45
Ch. II On Race Relations 47
1 Color Prejudice 47
2 Relations of Negroes to Whites in the South 49
3 The Negro Problem 51
4 Bleeding Ireland 55
5 The Shape of Fear 56
6 Segregation 62
7 Anti-Semitism 63
8 My Evolving Program for Negro Freedom 64
9 Bound by the Color Line 64
Ch. III On International Relations 67
1 The Hands of Ethiopia 67
2 Colonies 73
3 The Trade in Men 74
4 Mexico and Us 84
5 The Future of Europe in Africa 85
6 Colonialism, Democracy, and Peace After the War 88
7 Haiti 94
8 Prospect of a World Without Racial Conflict 98
9 The Disfranchised Colonies 102
10 Peace is Dangerous 106
Ch. IV On Labor, Economics, and Politics 113
1 Servants 113
2 The Value of Agitation 115
3 Of the Ruling of Men 117
4 Of Giving Work 125
5 Business as Public Service 125
6 Employment 128
7 Economic Disfranchisement 129
8 Marxism and the Negro Problem 130
9 The Use of Capital 133
10 The Release of Earl Browder 134
11 Human Rights for all Minorities 135
12 We Must Know the Truth 138
13 America's Pressing Problems 140
14 There Must Come a Vast Social Change in the United States 142
Ch. V On Women 145
1 The Black Mother 145
2 Woman Suffrage 146
3 The Damnation of women 147
4 The Freedom of Womanhood 156
Ch. VI On Religion 161
1 The Function of the Negro Church 161
2 Of the Faith of the Fathers 163
3 Immortality 170
4 Missions and Mandates 170
Ch. VII On Crime 173
1 The Negro Criminal 173
2 The Relations of Negroes to Whites in the South 176
3 Notes on Negro Crime, Particularly in Georgia 178
4 Morals and Manners 181
5 Lynched by Years, 1885-1914 183
Ch. VIII On Education 185
1 The Telented Tenth 185
2 Education 196
3 Education 198
4 The Negro College 199
5 The Freedom to Learn 204
Index 207
About the Editor 215

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	Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
Ch. I	On the Meaning of Race	19
1	The Conservation of Races	19
2	Of Our Spiritual Strivings	23
3	The First Universal Races Congress	26
4	Does Race Antagonism Serve Any Good Purpose?	29
5	Africa and the Slave Trade	30
6	The Souls of White Folk	32
7	Social Equality and Racial Intermarriage	37
8	Should the Negro Be Encouraged to Seek Cultural Equality?	38
9	The Concept of Race	40
10	The Negro and the Warsaw Ghetto	45
Ch. II	On Race Relations	47
1	Color Prejudice	47
2	Relations of Negroes to Whites in the South	49
3	The Negro Problem	51
4	Bleeding Ireland	55
5	The Shape of Fear	56
6	Segregation	62
7	Anti-Semitism	63
8	My Evolving Program for Negro Freedom	64
9	Bound by the Color Line	64
Ch. III	On International Relations	67
1	The Hands of Ethiopia	67
2	Colonies	73
3	The Trade in Men	74
4	Mexico and Us	84
5	The Future of Europe in Africa	85
6	Colonialism, Democracy, and Peace After the War	88
7	Haiti	94
8	Prospect of a World Without Racial Conflict	98
9	The Disfranchised Colonies	102
10	Peace is Dangerous	106
Ch. IV	On Labor, Economics, and Politics	113
1	Servants	113
2	The Value of Agitation	115
3	Of the Ruling of Men	117
4	Of Giving Work	125
5	Business as Public Service	125
6	Employment	128
7	Economic Disfranchisement	129
8	Marxism and the Negro Problem	130
9	The Use of Capital	133
10	The Release of Earl Browder	134
11	Human Rights for all Minorities	135
12	We Must Know the Truth	138
13	America's Pressing Problems	140
14	There Must Come a Vast Social Change in the United States	142
Ch. V	On Women	145
1	The Black Mother	145
2	Woman Suffrage	146
3	The Damnation of women	147
4	The Freedom of Womanhood	156
Ch. VI	On Religion	161
1	The Function of the Negro Church	161
2	Of the Faith of the Fathers	163
3	Immortality	170
4	Missions and Mandates	170
Ch. VII	On Crime	173
1	The Negro Criminal	173
2	The Relations of Negroes to Whites in the South	176
3	Notes on Negro Crime, Particularly in Georgia	178
4	Morals and Manners	181
5	Lynched by Years, 1885-1914	183
Ch. VIII	On Education	185
1	The Telented Tenth	185
2	Education	196
3	Education	198
4	The Negro College	199
5	The Freedom to Learn	204
	Index	207
	About the Editor	215