The Myth of Black Ethnicity

Exploring the complexities of black identity in America, this volume delves into the concept of Double Consciousness introduced by W.E.B. Dubois. By examining the connections between O.J. Simpson, the Million Man March participants, and various figures involved in his trial, it highlights the intricate interplay of age, sex, religion, race, and class. Each character embodies the shared conviction of their black identity, prompting a deeper reflection on the societal and personal implications of this multifaceted experience.