With Sylvia Ann Hewett, he coauthored a book arguing that since the 1960s, there has been a "silent war against parents."
This thinker collected his conversations with nine public figures, including Wynton Marsalis and Maya Angelou, in one book. With Sylvia Ann Hewett, he coauthored a book arguing that since the 1960s, there has been a "silent war against parents." One of this thinker's major works argues that anti-Semitism and the flaunting of sexual prowess are impeding the social progress of (*) African-Americans. While at Harvard, he entered into a dispute with Lawrence Summers, calling him "the Ariel Sharon of higher education." He coauthored a book on Du Bois' essay "The Talented Tenth" called The Future of the Race, as well as The African-American Century, with Henry Louis Gates. For 10 points, name this American philosopher and civil rights activist who wrote Race Matters.
This thinker collected his conversations with nine public figures, including Wynton Marsalis and Maya Angelou, in one book.
Cornel West