Social Science and Systematic Inquiry in Africana Studies: Challenges for the 21st Century

According to the text, which social science research between the end of World War II and the late 1960s treated Black behavior as deviant and in need of 'fixing' to comply with middle-class norms?

Who advanced the 'Sambo' thesis that portrayed enslaved Blacks as docile and infantile subjects?

According to Marable, which historian's work was derived to a degree from the sociology of Frazier and was a major intellectual factor in the works of Moynihan?

During the early 1960s, which group of individuals began to challenge the 'Sambo' thesis?

In the early 1970s, a group of Black social scientists called for the creation of what?

According to the proposed 'Black social science', how should terminology employed in research investigations be structured?

What was the purpose of the transformative linguistic convention proposed by the 'Black social science'?

Which social science research tradition influenced not only sociological scholarship but also historical research?

According to the text, what did social scientists writing in the tradition influenced by Frazier's work consider Black behavior to be?

Who noted that the 'Sambo' thesis was derived to a degree from the sociology of Frazier?