Abstract
America, it would be a fair description of what she has contributed. However, it is impossible to assess, much less appreciate the saliency of that message unless it is unpacked and decoupled from a series of distorted and misleading constructions that begin on the book cover itself. title, White Money/ Black Power is provocative to the point of being salacious, intimating some startling or sensational revelation to come. This notion is reinforced in the subtitle, The Surprising History of African American Studies and the Crisis of Race in American
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