The author suggests that an authentic African-American philosophy would have to be:
A. founded upon the writings of African philosophers.
B. an exploration of the philosophical implications of the African-American experience.
C. written and read only by African-Americans.
D. written in American universities.
E. written from an objective point of view.
Question 2
His experiences with the double-consciousness of black South Africans has led the author to question whether philosophy is really:
A. rational.
B. objective.
C. empirical.
D. universal.
E. logical.
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