Abstract
This article explores how African American expressions of patriotism in post-9/11 America vary according to whether they are stated in a conversational context that is All-Black, Biracial, or Multiracial. With a sample of 87 students from a large, Midwestern, public university, a quasi-experimental focus group design was employed in April of 2002. All-Black groups voiced a wide range of sentiments about patriotism and double consciousness. Biracial groups were often polarized.
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