the african american history in the book 'the souls of black folk 1903

The souls of Black Folk were published in April 1903. It mainly focuses on African American Literary traditions. The book has a significant impact on political debates. The book was written by William a focused 35-year black professor of sociology at Atlanta University. With the abnormal polyphony of genres such as history, criticism, politics, fiction, sociology, biography, eulogy, and ethnography the book has had a significant impact on the whole custom of Black Americans. The main aim of this book is to discuss the Black Americans non-fiction and grant on history, skin color as well as politics. This book symbols the beginning of its ancient period both by uttering the political burdens, cultural undertakings, and spiritual endeavouring of the whole population and at the same time starting a debate concerning the significance of skin color in the remaining repercussion of slavery. The main issue of the twentieth century is that of racism. In a collection of 14 essays, the author paints a comprehensive picture of the impact of racial discrimination and segregation on the African Americas from Emancipation through to the twentieth century. Every chapter starts with a paired epigraph. This combination functions as a continuous reminder of the author's experience as an African American. The Black American uniqueness are considered incompatible by the broader cultural and political attitude towards African Americans. A number of the essay appears in the publication of the World’s work, Atlantic Monthly, The Dial, and The New World1 . The audience for the 1 Aiello, Thomas. The Battle for the Souls of Black Folk: