The Souls of Black Folk (Deluxe Library Edition)

Exploring the complexities of race and identity, this seminal work by W. E. B. Du Bois comprises a series of essays reflecting his personal experiences as an African American. Published in 1903, it serves as a cornerstone of African-American literature and significantly contributes to the field of sociology, marking one of the early analyses of race relations in America. The book's insights into the struggles and resilience of Black Americans make it a vital text in understanding both historical and contemporary social issues.