User talk:Agbracken
I changed the first paragraph of the education section to add the info about secondary education to give some context to why Sumner did not continue his formal education specifically.
Added that Sumner also had a relationship with the dean of Clark University and noted that G. Stanley Hall was the president of the American Psychological Association which shows his influence and importance.
I added a 'Historical Context' section to the Francis Cecil Sumner page because it is important to
understand the significance of Sumner's contributions to social psychology as an African American
who faced certain hindrances due to the low social status of African Americans in the United States
in the early 20th Century. In this section, the Wikipedia reader gets a broader understanding of the basis of
which European Americans discriminated against Blacks.This section also adds further clarification as to why Sumner chose to
focus his specific research area to understanding the basis of claims referring to the inferiority
of Blacks. Overall, the reader gains a greater appreciation and understanding of the significance
of Sumner's contributions considering the fact that he was a member of a historically de-valued
and marginalized group yet still managed to achieve eminence in his field.
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