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Amos N. Wilson was a prominent African American psychologist and educator known for his influential work in the fields of psychology and Black studies. He was particularly recognized for his critical examination of the psychological effects of racism and oppression on African Americans. His books, including "The Psychology of Self-Hatred and Self-Defeat" and "Blueprint for Black Power", provided a framework for understanding the systemic challenges faced by Black individuals and communities, while also advocating for empowerment and self-determination.

Wilson's scholarship was rooted in a desire to reclaim and uplift the Afrikan mind, challenging prevailing narratives and promoting a more nuanced understanding of Black identity. His insights into the psychological and socio-economic factors that contribute to self-defeating behaviors among Black individuals have made a lasting impact on both academic and community discourses. Through his work, Wilson sought to inspire a sense of pride and resilience among Black people, encouraging them to harness their innate genius and potential for collective progress.

Nazionalità Americano
Data di nascita December 7, 1935
Luogo di nascita New York City, New York, USA
Data di morte December 2, 1995