An outline of the different perceptions on race relations among such individuals as Anthony Appiah, Bernard Boxill, Lewis Gordon, Howard McGary, Lucius Outlaw, Cornel West, and Naomi Zack. Contends that their is a variation in these perceptions which can be traced back to such historic variations in perspective as those between W.E.B. DuBois and Frederick Douglass. Discusses the ideas of biological distinction and categorization. Bibliography lists 9 sources. Emphasizes the sense of inferiority which still exists in the nation in regard to African Americans.
Bibliography lists three sources.
For this author, the idea of place relates to the place of a person in a dominate society, the place of a person in a family, the place of a person with his peers, and the place of the person within himself. Bibliography lists one source. A 6 page paper on Maria Stewart's speeches and their influence and theme. Her notion of morality and the coherency of her presentation is discussed. After he was shot, he said he would be glad if he could have helped the black people, but that all credit is due to Allah.