Will the Real Black, Afro-American, Mixed, Colored, Negro Please Stand Up?

Beginning in the sixties and reaching its peak in the midseventies, the Black Social Movement challenged a myriad of social institutions, beliefs, and values that had systematically limited African-Americans' access to legitimate opportunity structures. From its onset, academicians and nonacademicians have advanced many theories regarding the impact of the Black Movement. Needless to say, studies have examined the