St. Clair Drake was an influential African-American anthropologist and sociologist recognized for his seminal scholarship on race relations, urban communities, and Black history. Although his career was primarily defined by academia and activism—including founding African and African American studies programs at Roosevelt University and Stanford University—he appeared on screen in the 1968 documentary Still A Brother: Inside the Negro Middle Class.
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St. Clair Drake was a pioneering African-American anthropologist, sociologist, and activist who established foundational Black studies programs at major universities.
He is renowned for his scholarship on race relations, urban communities, and his appearance as himself in the 1968 documentary Still A Brother: Inside the Negro Middle Class.
