Souls Magazine, with its unique strategic goal, is committed to exploring and promoting Du Bois's social and political theories in depth as a starting point for tapping into the radical potential of the field of African American studies. Focusing not only on academic research, but also on the work of activists and practitioners, the journal aims to advance a deep understanding of African American history, culture, and social reality through these diverse perspectives.

At its core, the journal explores the intellectual debates at the heart of the work of scholars and activists, challenging traditional historical, political, social theory, and cultural perceptions. In this way, the journal encourages readers and scholars to rethink and examine existing theories and practices, thereby providing new perspectives and possibilities for African American democratic practices and the pursuit of social justice. In addition, the magazine has a special focus on the role and contributions of African Americans in social change and cultural innovation. By publishing relevant academic articles and practice cases, the journal not only demonstrates the positive impact of African Americans in historical and contemporary society, but also provides opportunities for other social groups to learn from and learn from.