Description: (American sociologist)
E. Franklin Frazier was a prominent American sociologist and author celebrated for his pioneering work on African-American culture and race relations. His influential book, "The Negro Family in the United States," received high praise for its insightful examination of the historical evolution of the African-American family. Frazier's achievements included being the first black president of the American Sociological Association and his role in shaping important statements on race matters. Through his extensive body of work, including a dozen books and numerous articles, Frazier left a lasting impact on the study of African-American social dynamics and the black middle class.