Walter Rodney's Pan‐African Nationalism

Kurt B. Young

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Caribbean history, culture, and politics Race, History, and American Society African history and culture studies

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Almost thirty years since his assassination in his native Guyana on June 13, 1980, Walter Rodney remains a master teacher to generations of Rodneyites inspired by his commitment to freedom and huma...

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1969The groundings with my brothers 1985Rasta and resistance: From Marcus Garvey to Walter Rodney 1991Walter Rodney speaks: the making of an African intellectual 1996Race and Class in the Postcolonial Caribbean

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