Wilson, a clinical psychologist, argues that violence within Black communities is not innate but produced — a form of self-destruction conditioned by white domination and internalized oppression. He examines its psychological roots and insists the remedy lies in reclaiming an Afrikan-centered consciousness and rebuilding the institutions that protect Black life.
Author: Amos N. Wilson · Original publisher: Afrikan World InfoSystems (New York), 1990
