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Peer reviewedDrake, St. Clair – Journal of Negro Education, 1984
Relates the emergence of Black Studies programs in the 1960s to the interest of American Blacks in the African independence struggles. Observes a shift in Black Studies away from the militancy of its origins and calls for reconsideration of its purpose. Reviews related literature. (KH)
Descriptors: African History, Black Attitudes, Black Studies, Developing Nations
