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More significant than the intellectual rigor which Wright applies to the development of a black social theory throughout the text is his devotion to the building of black institutions which possess the capacity to transmit this social theory. Ideals without pathways to implementation is comparable to a seed in the wind.

Dr. Wright's assessment offers a bleak and relentless portrayal of the ability of black people to achieve social progress under the constraints of a racial construct which seeks to invalidates their personhood and lends itself to destructive coping mechanisms. While there is much that I might frame in a different manner, I've found it most impossible to disagree with his analysis of our need for a new social theory.