W.E.B. Du Bois' Darkwater: Voices from Within the Veil is a seminal work in African American literature that deftly engages with and illuminates the complexities of racial identity formation and racism in early twentieth-century America. The volume captures the experiences of African Americans as they interact with and confront oppressive systems of structural inequality, making evident the often obscured yet ever-present intersectional dynamics of race, gender, and class in society.
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Table of contents
- Credo
- I THE SHADOW OF YEARS
- II THE SOULS OF WHITE FOLK
- III THE HANDS OF ETHIOPIA
- IV OF WORK AND WEALTH
- V “THE SERVANT IN THE HOUSE”
- VI OF THE RULING OF MEN
- VII THE DAMNATION OF WOMEN
- VIII THE IMMORTAL CHILD
- IX OF BEAUTY AND DEATH
- X THE COMET