The Mental Capacity of the American Negro

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A pioneering work in the field of psychology and race relations, this book examines the mental abilities and limitations of African Americans in the early part of the 20th century. Based on extensive testing and analysis, it challenges many of the prevalent stereotypes and prejudices of the time and offers a nuanced and sympathetic portrait of a group that was often marginalized and misunderstood. With its rigorous methodology and insightful conclusions, it remains a landmark study of the intersection of race and intelligence.