The Other Side of Racism: A Philosophical Study of Black Race Consciousness

acceptance achieve adjustment advocates affirmative action assimilation attitudes authentic self-esteem Ayn Rand behavior believe black consciousness black identification Black Power Branden called character concept conflict context Conventional Integrationist defined definition desegregation dilemma dominant culture economic equal ethnic groups ethno ethno-race consciousness ethno-racial ethnocentrism expression fact force freedom Glazer goals human rights Ibid identity individuals inner-directed institutions integration intellectual James Baldwin Jewish Jews judgment justice liberal Malcolm X man's marginal situation marginal social metaphysician Martin Luther King means Militant minorities moral Nathan Glazer Nathaniel Branden nature Negro community Negroes nonviolent nonviolent resistance one's other-directed person political position Power-seeking Nationalist prejudiced discriminator psychointellectual psychological Psychology of Self-Esteem race consciousness race-conscious Rand reality rejection response reverse racism Riesman seek segregation self-esteem self-identity separatism social metaphysician social metaphysics solution soul Spiritualist status Stokely Carmichael subculture tion unprejudiced nondiscriminators values victimization violence white racism York