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Category: Slavery

  • The Hegelian-Marxism of Du Bois: On the Meaning of Double Consciousness

    Note: I wrote this paper during my first-year of college, while I was enrolled in Yale’s Directed Studies program. I wanted to share it unedited because, as I look back on my academic journey and intellectual growth, I come to the realization that I have traveled a long, long way in my quest for knowledge.…

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    June 20, 2024
    American history, American slavery, Black History Month, Black subjectivity, Frederick Douglass, Freedom, Hegel, history of political thought, Inequality, Karl Marx, Negro, oppression, political philosophy, resistance, Slavery, W. E. B. Du Bois
  • Frederick Douglass: Slave-boy and Statesman

    To ask who Frederick Douglass was would be perhaps to engage in intellectual or scholarly puerility. Yet it is a question that generates innumerable answers, while simultaneously it helps summarize the complex and simple, enigmatic and unequivocal character of Douglass. In a book, A Political Companion to Frederick Doulass, the authors write: “Douglass was a…

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    February 28, 2023
    Abraham Lincoln, American history, American slavery, Black History Month, Frederick Douglass, Slavery, Socrates, Statesmanship
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