Writer choice

37166I need the following 4 questions answered SEPERATLEY, using the questions provided below.

1. How does the author engage the idea of history, politics, and identity?
2. What was the general argument or point the author or editor made?
3. What major premises, themes, and concepts of culture or race, did the author employ?
4. What evidence did the author use? (i.e. scientific, ethnographic, personal experience)
5. Who was the audience, why was that audience chosen, and how was it received?.

Question 1. Aime Cesair in Discourse on Colonialism calls western enlightenment to account for its uncivilized practices and its inability to deal with the concrete, existentiopolitical concerns of people. Using the Assigned text of Discourse on Colonialism how does Cesair challenge the western world? I would like you to discuss how he uses Surrealism and Marxism in his analysis to provide a solution to colonialism.

Question 2. You have been presented with many historical actors thus far, why is the African Intellectual tradition important in the historical struggle for human rights and equal rights. How much of a role does black intellectuals play in black suffrage.

Question 3. What are the connections between Africa, the idea of Africa, and the Global Black Struggle? How do politics and culture come together at this historic moment known as the Harlem Renaissance? What is the relationship between Africa and the symbol Of Africa. Finally how does being African, Black, African American apply?

Question 4. As the readings and lectures suggest, there was a differing of ideas, strategies and implementations between Booker T. Washington, Marcus Garvey and W.E.B Dubios as it concerns Pan- Africanism and African American Suffrage. Discuss the points of convergence and divergence, weaknesses and strengths in their approach or Africans in America and abroad.