New Perspectives on the Black Intellectual Tradition
2018·272 pages
An anthology exploring the Black intellectual tradition through themes of internationalism, religion, politics, and radicalism.
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An anthology exploring the Black intellectual tradition through themes of internationalism, religion, politics, and radicalism.
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by Keisha N. Blain (Editor), Christopher Cameron (Editor), Ashley D. Farmer (Editor), Michael O. West (Contributor), Celeste Day Moore (Contributor), Reena Goldthree (Contributor), Brandon R. Byrd (Contributor), Judith Weisenfeld (Contributor), David Weinfeld (Contributor), LeRhonda S. Manigault-Bryant (Contributor), Pero Gaglo Dagbovie (Contributor), Guy Emerson Mount (Contributor), Ibram X. Kendi (Contributor), Robin D. G. Kelley (Contributor), Gregory Childs (Contributor), Russell Rickford (C
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Minor references to sexual politics in historical context.
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Brief mentions of historical violence related to racial struggles.
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Religious content
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Moderate focus on religion and spirituality in Black intellectual thought.
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Major focus on racial politics, social justice, and Black radicalism.
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Abuse & suffering
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Moderate discussion of systemic suffering and slavery in historical context.
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