On the nature of freedom: The Marxist view

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America\u27s racist laws

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On the nature of revolution: The Marxist theory of social change. Based on a series of broadcasts made over Station KPFA, Berkeley, California, February-April, 1959

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W.E.B. Du Bois: Struggle Not Despair

This essay seeks to convey the essence of the life and work of Du Bois; it is an appreciation by one who knew him for some decades and loved him

[Review of] Randall Bennett Woods, A Black Odyssey: John Lewis Waller and the Promise of American Life, 1 878-1900

This book, whose author is an associate professor at the University of Arkansas, is an important contribution to Afro-American and diplomatic history. Its subject was, as the author notes, a second echelon member of the national Negro leadership at the turn of the nineteenth century . Mature biographies of such figures are few but are vital if the contours of black history are to be filled

The United States and China: Peace or war?

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