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Publication Date: 1988
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In the Absence of Ideology: Blacks in Colonial America and the Modern Black Experience.
Jones, Rhett S.
Western Journal of Black Studies, v12 n1 p30-39 Spr 1988
The experiences of Whites and Blacks in the American Colonial period were strikingly different. Blacks were committed to Whites' Enlightenment ideology, which did not reflect Black experience. Blacks in the Colonial era were unable to create political structures capable of making sense of the Black experience. (BJV)
Descriptors: Black Attitudes, Black Community, Black History, Blacks, Ideology, Racial Differences, Slavery, United States History, Whites
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