Honoring W.E.B. Du Bois 2012

[@ProfessorEvans]

Thank you Dr. Zuberi for continuing to raise the visability of Dr. Du Bois's work and for bringing together invested folks for an engaging discussion. ~ Dr. Evans

[@fiorellamedina4856]

What I found i interesting was the fact that many characterized him as "revolutionary". My perception of Du Bois was more inclined towards a influential scholar. The fact that he was able to develop new methodologies through convergence and his initiative to become the founder of many fields makes his intellectual capacity definite. However, it wasn't until I saw the video that I was able to view him a scholar who challenged preconceived notions about society and thus pioneered a revolution (in methodology and the race discourse) that is still relevant today.

[@SandfordSmythe]

He was also a dedicated Marxist and retired to communist Nigeria

[@myswag24]

W.E.B DuBois is the MAN! If you dont know him, google him!

[@jagger61009]

holla holla holla we dem boyz wait how tf I get here?

[@williamdubois2577]

Mon établissement porte le nom de W.E.B.Dubois

[@Theperspectiveplus]

really very poor editing, breaking inbtn speakers and breaking the thought flow and pattern.

[@Theperspectiveplus]

woah, very important piece of video, but the editor of this video did a very bad job, why play around with the content. it didnt project the excellence that the said WEB Dubois was know to have lived by