Black conservative intellectuals in modern America
by Michael L. Ondaatje
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Michael L. Ondaatje delves deeply into the historical archive to chronicle the origins of black conservatism in the United States from the early 1980s to the present. Focusing on three significant policy issues--affirmative action, welfare, and education--Ondaatje critically engages with the ideas of nine of the most influential black conservatives. He further documents how their ideas were received, both by white conservatives eager to capitalize on black support for their ideas and by activists on the left who too often sought to impugn the motives of black conservatives instead of challenging the merits of their claims. --from publisher description
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Black conservative intellectuals in modern America
2010, University of Pennsylvania Press
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0812242068 9780812242065
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