I disagree with your contention CarolC, obviously, or I wouldn't have slung out the term "save the race".

It is precisely the tone and coded language of what I heard in the excerpts of Wright's sermons, that helped me recognize the trope.

Nowadays, we hear that same trope couched often in "endangered species" terms, like the "endangered black male" or "endangered black family".

In cultural studies circles, the deconstruction of the post-black nationalist trope is sometimes referred to as "crisis narratives".

Believe me, working in a predominantly African American school with gender segregated classrooms for 6th grade students, I hear it day in and day out.

As you might be able to suss out, I'm not a fan of the ideology, myself.