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#11- From the Archive: "Radical Blackness and the Struggle for Peace in the Black Liberation Movement"

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.

From the ArchiveCharisse Burden-StellyJuly 29, 2022radical Blackness, peace activism, W.E.B. Du Bois, Claudia Jones, Paul Robeson, Louise Thompson Patterson, Black Alliance for Peace

#6- Toward a Theory of Mutual Comradeship

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.

Charisse Burden-StellyJune 20, 2022Mutual comradeship, Walter Rodney, W.E.B. Du Bois, Claudia Jones, Paul Robeson, Radical Blackness

#4- The Vagaries of the Edited Volume

Sometimes, the issues with an edited volume prove to be so intractable that it simply doesn’t come into fruition.

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