What Does Doug Wilson Believe?

Race & Slavery

Mocks Afrocentrist History With a Made-Up African Name, “Kwandi Kweebe”

Advocacy history in its “Afrocentrist” guise says that blacks taught Socrates everything he knew, blacks built the pyramids, and so forth.

In Douglas Wilson’s own words: 1 quote from 2005, from Black & Tan, cited to the source.

Advocacy history in its “Afrocentrist” guise says that blacks taught Socrates everything he knew, blacks built the pyramids, and so forth. Intelligent blacks are embarrassed by the whole farce. “Kwandi Kweebe invented the light bulb? Oh, great. Now I feel empowered.”

— Douglas Wilson, Black & Tan: A Collection of Essays and Excursions on Slavery, Culture War, and Scripture in America, Canon Press, 2005, “Black Confederates”, p. 72