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Kelly Miller's "Brief for the higher education of the negro" is a powerful exploration of African American education and its vital role in achieving social justice and racial uplift. A significant contribution to Black intellectualism, this work delves into the complexities of higher education for African Americans, examining its impact on race relations and societal progress.
Within the broader context of African Studies and Race & Ethnic Relations, Miller meticulously argues for the importance of educational opportunities as a means of empowerment and advancement. His insightful analysis contributes to the ongoing dialogue surrounding African American education and its place within the larger framework of social sciences. This carefully prepared print edition offers readers a chance to engage with Miller's timely observations and enduring perspectives on the power of education.
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