Back to Black: Black Radicalism for the 21st Century
Autor Kehinde Andrewsen Limba Engleză Paperback – 4 sep 2024
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780755639137
ISBN-10: 0755639138
Pagini: 360
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 mm
Ediția:2
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0755639138
Pagini: 360
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 mm
Ediția:2
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
· Includes Black feminist and LGBT perspectives, in riposte to claims that Black radical thought has been patriarchal or even misogynistic. Author is one of UK's most respected and daring Black British political voices.
Notă biografică
Kehinde Andrews, author and educator, is one of the leading Black political voices in Britain. He is Professor of Black Studies at Birmingham City University, a regular writer of opinion pieces for the Guardian, Independent and Ebony magazine, and editor of the series 'Blackness in Britain'. He was part of the team that launched the first Black Studies degree in Europe, and is Co-chair of the Black Studies Association and of the Harambee Organisation of Black Unity. He regularly appears on television and radio.
Cuprins
Prologue: Reclaiming Radicalism1. Narrow Nationalism2. Pan-Africanism3. Black is a Country4. Cultural Nationalism5. Blackness6. Black Marxism7. Liberal Radicalism8. Black SurvivalEpilogue: It's Already Too LateIndex
Recenzii
'Lucid, fluent and compelling. Andrews takes the reader on a rapid-fire tour of black intellectual thought.'
'Redefines the Black radicalism which came to prominence through the work of Malcom. We need writers like Kehinde Andrews.'
'A fiery, in-depth investigation of black radicalism and a call for a more revolutionary, liberated society across the globe.'
'Black radicalism, Kehinde Andrews argues, is the most misunderstood ideology of the 20th century. And he's right . He takes the reader on a rapid-fire tour of black intellectual traditions, dismissing them on the basis of their flaws with apparent ease. It's a compelling polemic . You might not agree with Andrews, but we need him.'
'Back to Black redefines the Black radicalism which came to prominence through the work of Malcom X during the civil rights movement against a whole host of ideologies with which is it constantly confused. Black radicalism is not, he tells us, simply "a tradition": we need to understand it "as its own political ideology", and a blueprint for major change . For debates about global inequality and injustice to progress, we need writers like Kehinde Andrews.'
'And of what is attainable: survival or liberation? Andrews's book inspires such reflection, and what is to be gained from Back to Black is the inferred possibility and perceived hopefulness of the existence of an anti-oppressive society.'
'This book shows that the liberal road to reform was a dead end; it is time to commit to revolution.'
'Back to Black by Kehinde Andrews has made me reassess my view of reparations for slavery. I actually felt the shift happening.'
'Andrews is ferocious and brilliant and absolutely indispensable.'
'Andrews takes the concepts that underpin so much of our woolly, contemporary talk about blackness, structural racism, pan-Africanism and - most of all - radicalism, and does the hard, essential work of re-inserting meaning and critique into the debate. An unflinching and authentic contribution.'
'No more timid, liberal bullsh*t or empty jingoism. Kehinde Andrews is a brilliant, black British intellectual who searingly and expertly reveals the meaning of real change, for those willing to face it. In a time of flux, doubt and uncertainty, Kehinde provides a clear and lucid voice. Back to Black is an important book for anyone interested in real change and what that is likely to cost.'
'Andrews pulls no punches. His concept of black radicalism is raw and powerful. This book is sure to provoke, and will gain him adversaries - both black and white - because of the home truths it exposes.'
'A timely and important book capturing an important political moment in north Atlantic culture.'
'Redefines the Black radicalism which came to prominence through the work of Malcom. We need writers like Kehinde Andrews.'
'A fiery, in-depth investigation of black radicalism and a call for a more revolutionary, liberated society across the globe.'
'Black radicalism, Kehinde Andrews argues, is the most misunderstood ideology of the 20th century. And he's right . He takes the reader on a rapid-fire tour of black intellectual traditions, dismissing them on the basis of their flaws with apparent ease. It's a compelling polemic . You might not agree with Andrews, but we need him.'
'Back to Black redefines the Black radicalism which came to prominence through the work of Malcom X during the civil rights movement against a whole host of ideologies with which is it constantly confused. Black radicalism is not, he tells us, simply "a tradition": we need to understand it "as its own political ideology", and a blueprint for major change . For debates about global inequality and injustice to progress, we need writers like Kehinde Andrews.'
'And of what is attainable: survival or liberation? Andrews's book inspires such reflection, and what is to be gained from Back to Black is the inferred possibility and perceived hopefulness of the existence of an anti-oppressive society.'
'This book shows that the liberal road to reform was a dead end; it is time to commit to revolution.'
'Back to Black by Kehinde Andrews has made me reassess my view of reparations for slavery. I actually felt the shift happening.'
'Andrews is ferocious and brilliant and absolutely indispensable.'
'Andrews takes the concepts that underpin so much of our woolly, contemporary talk about blackness, structural racism, pan-Africanism and - most of all - radicalism, and does the hard, essential work of re-inserting meaning and critique into the debate. An unflinching and authentic contribution.'
'No more timid, liberal bullsh*t or empty jingoism. Kehinde Andrews is a brilliant, black British intellectual who searingly and expertly reveals the meaning of real change, for those willing to face it. In a time of flux, doubt and uncertainty, Kehinde provides a clear and lucid voice. Back to Black is an important book for anyone interested in real change and what that is likely to cost.'
'Andrews pulls no punches. His concept of black radicalism is raw and powerful. This book is sure to provoke, and will gain him adversaries - both black and white - because of the home truths it exposes.'
'A timely and important book capturing an important political moment in north Atlantic culture.'