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"""A distinctive take on the contributions of Howard University intellectuals that provides a model of how contemporary Africana Studies professionals can go about integrating policy studies into the discipline. The discussion of women at Howard is especially important.""--James B. Stewart, coeditor of Blacks in Rural America ""A very important study. Thoughtful, creative, provocative interpretations and analyses.""--Alfred Moss, author of The American Negro Academy: Voice of the Talented Tenth ""Offers unique insights into the daily life of a scholarly community, and an analysis of the combination of pressures and opportunities within that community arising from the larger historical, sociopolitical, and geographical context. Zachery Williams has made a signficant contribution to our understanding of the development of the African American scholar-activist tradition in the 20th century.""--The Journal of African American History"

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Zachery R. Williams is Assistant Professor of African American History and Associate Director of Pan-African Studies at the University of Akron. He is the editor of Africana Cultures and Policy Studies: Scholarship and the Transformation of Public Policy.

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