The Dilemma of the Black Intellectual

The dilemma of black intellectuals is a dilemma for reading black intellectuals at Cornell and West has three main points about black intellectuals, the future of black intellectuals, black intellectuals and black communities, and black intellectuals I argue. The West also discussed that the black intellect is a humanitarian. According to the West, the plight of black intellectuals transcends racist legacy. Since the beginning of humanity, the dilemma of black intellectuals is reflection of culture.

In his articles "Black Studies" and "Ethnic Hills", Manning Marable believes that the black intellectual tradition is always descriptive, corrective and normative. Marvres thinks that black intellectuals always focus on black people and understand "presenting the reality of black life" from an understanding perspective. In fact, the intellectual tradition of blacks is characterized by our understanding of what constitutes black behaviorism and protests. It is a framework that can be traced back to the genealogical tradition of black scholar activists such as WEB DuBois and Ida B Wells. Black activists, their work is rooted in intellectuals, even though they are not academic traditions.

Collins views intellectual activities as an important process to develop the idea of ​​a black feminist. She described in detail the recycling of "Black Feminist Ideological Tradition" as one of the most important pillars of intellectual activity. Since the work of the intellectuals of black women has been suppressed for a long time, the collection and concentration of these works preserves not only the intellectual tradition of the past black women but also the continued contribution to the idea of ​​black feminists I will encourage it. Mr. Collins also noted that "the importance of reinterpretting and analyzing the concept of a larger black women's group in the United States" must also pay attention to the group of black women, especially left behind like black lesbians It means that. It is considered to be an effective form of social thought