Black “Manhood” as Xenophobe An Ontological Exploration of the Hegelian Dialectic

Abstract

Often the history of our struggle as Black people is made synonymous with the efforts of Black males to have patriarchal power and privilege.... Until Black people redefine in a nonsexist revolutionary way the terms of our liberation, Black women and men will always be confronted with the issue of whether supporting feminist efforts to end sexism is inimical to our interests as a people. (hooks, 1989, p. 178)

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