Titlebook: African American Contributions to the Americas’ Cultures; A Critical Edition o Jacoby Adeshei Carter Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-9880-7s to American cultures. In the end it is argued that the overall trajectory of Locke’s philosophy is toward an integrated view of American cultures one that incorporates various racial and ethnic elements into a pluralistic and cosmopolitan democratic culture.

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Lecture 2: The African Heritage and Its Cultural Significancefrican continent itself no other place on earth bears as many, nor as deep-rooted, an African influence as North and South America and the Caribbean. In the end, Locke argues that the history of the cultural influences of Afrodescendant peoples in the Americas reinforces an understanding of the composite nature of American nations and cultures.

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Lecture 4: The Negro’s Sociological Position in the United Statesrstood to other parts of the diaspora. Equipped with that understanding, Locke is able to use Afrodescendant peoples in the United States as a test case for exploring the range of potential efforts aimed at ameliorating the myriad problems facing Afrodescendant populations in the Americas.

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Lecture 5: Negro Achievement in the United Statesn artists, writers, musicians, business owners, and civic and religious leaders, and he also takes care to explain the significance in the larger national culture of these achievements, their effect on the conditions he earlier described, and the future prospects of the Afrodescendant people in the United States.