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Louis Eugene King
File:Louis king.jpg|Louis Eugene King. (Official United States Navy Photo)
Dr. Louis Eugene King (1898-1981), would have been the first black anthropologist to receive a doctorate from Columbia. He also did groundbreaking work in the field of anthropology. Unfortunately for him he studied at the wrong time, the Depression was the worst time for anthropologist regardless of color to find work. Due to the circumstances Louis Eugene King was pushed to the sidelines to become known as "The Anthropologist Who Never Was" (Harrison 1999:70)
==Anthropology and Vindication==
Anthropology is a broad field that includes many subsets. The main fields are Archeology, Biological Anthropology, Linguistic, and Cultural. However Dr. Louis Eugene King focused on the cultural field.
Dr. Louis Eugene King is a little-known but important participant in the field of anthropology in the 20th Century. Focusing on the field of cultural anthropology, Dr. King emphasized the significance of cultural vindication, that is, proper documentation and study used to disprove harmful stereotypes, in his work at Columbia University and Howard University. Dr. King centered his studies on testing and subsequently disproving previously accepted ideas regarding intelligence level disparities between African American communities during the Great Migration period in the United States of America (1910-1930). If research like his, was not done to prove things like drapetomania wrong, then society would never had advance.
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