New Negro

Discover the transformative power of the 'New Negro' movement in this compelling collection edited by the renowned Princeton University Press. Published in 2007, this paperback edition spans 608 pages and features over one hundred essential essays and writings from African American intellectuals between 1892 and 1938. These pivotal works aim to redefine the representation and perception of Black identity in America during a critical time in history. By renaming and reimagining the narrative, these thinkers sought to challenge stereotypes and elevate the discourse surrounding African American culture. Ideal for students, scholars, and anyone interested in understanding the evolution of Black thought, this anthology is a vital resource for those looking to explore the rich legacy of the 'New Negro' movement.