WHY BLACK PEOPEL TEND TO SHOUT

Why Black People tend to shout

[Theresa Orah]

[Morgan State University]

Why Black People tend to shout

Need of publishing the book

This article presents (1992) of Wiley book he had written "Why Black people tend to Shout," a provocatively titled collection of essays on the Afro-American (Wiley, Pg.50) and its problems. Race and racial issues are discussed about a black man whose career takes him into contact with racism in formal and informal.Aims and Purpose of the Book

There are social problems before us demanding careful study, pending satisfactory answers questions. We study we investigate, we must try to solve, and the maximum that the world can demand is, not lack of human interest and moral conviction but the heart-quality of fairness, and an earnest desire for truth despite its possible unpleasantness (Du Bois [ 1899th] 1967:3).

The Atlanta Sociological Laboratory, 1895-1924, became the first American school of sociology (Wright 2002). However, sociological accomplishments of this group of scholars are relatively absent from the existing sociological literature. The data collected in this investigation indicate that the Atlanta Sociological Laboratory has become sociologically invisible because of racial prejudice, the perception that the conclusions of the school ungeneralizable that their research methods unsophisticated and of low quality, and ignores the theory analysis.

The results of this investigation indicate that the Atlanta Sociological Laboratory used a sophisticated methodology to produce generalizable results which included the theory in spite of racial prejudice that existed at that period in American history.

In 1895, Atlanta University began a series of sociological research urban research in the social, economic, and physical condition of African Americans resulted in the creation of the first school of American sociology Atlanta Sociological Laboratory, the nickname awarded to scholars engaged in urban sociological study of Atlanta University.

During the nearly three decade of research per year, the Atlanta Sociological Laboratory contributed to the relatively young discipline of sociology, although it is unknown or not recognized by his contemporaries, through advances in research methodology and theory construction (Wright 2000, 2002). Specifically, the Laboratory of Sociology at Atlanta was one of the first American research institutions in the regular practice of triangulation method, compared to the benefits and limitations of using insider researchers from abroad, and to promote the use of more a theory to explain social events (Wright 2000, 2002).

It is true that most attempts to understand past events are susceptible to subjective analysis of the researcher in question. Understanding this possibility, the sociology of knowledge theoretical point of view of Karl Mannheim (1968) is employed.

This approach is already used and refers only to the specific claims that can be considered as concealment, falsification, or lies'', the problems at the structural, cultural and ideological level, which considers not be the same for all men, but rather allows the same item to take different forms and aspects in the course of social development.''Using this approach allows the author to maneuver through the disagreements that may arise over social facts minutes for scientific analysis of social structures that may lead ...