This week marks the five-year anniversary of the publication of my essay, “Why Claudia Jones Will Always Be More Relevant Than Ta-Nehisi Coates” in Black Agenda Report.
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In the epoch following the Second World War, radical Black activists associated durable peace with solidarity among progressives, workers, and the oppressed, and with the anti-systemic reorganization of society.
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They were disciplined, ethical, principled, and honest not only because it was required of them, but because they seemed to understand love—from agape to philia to eros—as a cornerstone of revolution.
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