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The Du Boisian Legacy in Anthropology

race precluded his recognition by the Euro-American intelligentsia as the major pioneer that he indeed was. Post-Civil Rights Movement American academia, largely owing to the mobilizations and vigilance of Black students and scholars, has, however, bestowed some degree of recognition and honor upon his memory and legacy. Over the past two decades a considerable literature has grown attesting to the profound political and intellectual significance of Du Bois’ contributions. Robinson (1983) and Bond (1988) are among those who emphasize his role as an historian. His