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The study of blacks in Cuba, as in the case of other so-called "minorities," encounters obstacles from the very beginning. It is well known that we have not reached the stage ofdevelopment in Cuban so...
The Nation of Islam
Nation Islam
2014/11/26
That we have chosen to reproduce only six of the nine original thesis chapters is not primarily due to reasons of space. In the original work Sahib's empirical content is often subordinated to debates...
Crispus Attucks
Crispus Attucks
2014/11/26
The Boston Massacre, March 5,1770, may be regarded as the first act in the drama of the American Revolution. "From that moment" said Daniel Webster, "we may date the severance ofthe British Empire." T...
White Backlash and the Aftermath of Fagen's Rebellion: The Fates of Three African-American Soldiers in the Philippines, 1901-1902
White Backlash Aftermath of Fagen's Rebellion Three African-American Soldiers Philippines
2014/11/26
In the Summer of 1899, four Black regiments-the 24th and 25th Infantries and the 9th and 10th Cavalries-which had previously fought in Cuba were dispatched to the Philippines. They were part of the Un...
Perfidious Albion: Britain, the USA, and Slavery in ther 1840s and 1860s
Perfidious Albion Britain the USA Slavery 1840s 1860s
2014/11/26
Britain outlawed trading in slaves in 1807; subsequent legislation tightened up the law, and the Royal Navy's cruisers on the West Coast attempted to prevent the export ofany more enslaved Africans. F...
When the United States entered the first world war as a direct participant, William Edward Burghardt Du Bois, in a controversial editorial that he would later regret, called upon black Americans to "c...
Introduction: Sudan's Predicament
Sudan Predicament
2014/11/26
An introductory essay describing the political and socio-economic conditions of the Sudan at the time of this volume's publication.
Sudan: The North-South Conflict in Historical Perspective
Sudan North-South Conflict Historical Perspective
2014/11/26
The peoples of southern Sudan have suffered nearly two centuries of colonial rule under the Turko-Egyptian, the Mahdiya, the AngloEgyptian, and the post-independence northern regimes. There is little ...
An essay describing the war-torn region of South Sudan.
An essay describing how the conflict in Sudan affects the stability of other countries in the region and continent.
War, Social Transition, and Illness Conception: The Case of Tuberculosis in South Sudan
War Social Transition Illness Conception Tuberculosis South Sudan
2014/11/26
Before the Civil War resumed in South Sudan in 1983, efforts to combat tuberculosis were heading towards success. Today, however, tuberculosis is a serious health problem among the internally displace...
Our Family From the Inside: Growing Up with Malcolm X
Our Family the Inside Growing Up Malcolm X
2014/11/26
Lecture delivered at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, April 18, 1995.
Sudan is endowed with large expanses of arable land, estimated at 80 million hectares-the largest in Africa. It has abundant supplies of water. Its livestock asset (estimated at 63 million heads) is t...
Grenada: History, Neocolonialism, and Culture in the Contemporary Caribbean
Grenada History Colonialism Culture Contemporary Caribbean
2014/11/25
The October 1983 invasion of Grenada by a final total of approximately 6,000 U.S. marines, paratroopers, and Rangers, supported by heavy artillery, tanks, and the most sophisticated weaponry, occurred...
Using Caribbean Literature, the author paints a picture of the cultural conditions in Contemporary Caribbean societies.