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This short volume is a collection of essays on the impact of the Mau Mau rebellion in Kenya.

A collection of essays on Pan-African struggles around the world.

The "Faure Must Go" movement was launched for the purpose of removing the brutal dictatorship in Togo which has lasted for over five decades. This collection of essays explores the struggle in Togo and other liberation struggles in Africa.

Harriet Tubman and Martin Delany: Selections on Africans in the Civil War is a collection of essays on Harriet Tubman, Martin Delany, and the Civil War.

A collection of essays on the topic of Mao Zedong and the Pan-African Struggle.

A Critical Review of They Came Before Columbus and Other Topics in African History is a collection of essays on various topics in African history. The central essay of this collection is a critical review of Ivan Van Sertima's famous work, They Came Before Columbus. Other essays in this volume cover West African, Egyptian, Nubian, and Ethiopian history.

A collection of essays on the topic of British colonialism.

A collection of essays on the topic of Martin Luther King and the civil rights movement.

A short collection of essays on the historical relationship and tensions between black people and the Jewish community.

Shaka and the Zulus provides a short, but detailed history of the Zulus from Shaka to Bambata.

Essays on Malcolm X, Walter Rodney, and other topics in Pan-African History

Pay De Devil is a collection of essays on the role of musical artists in promoting Pan-Africanism and challenging Eurocentric stereotypes about African culture.

A collection of essays on the topic of religion within the struggle for liberation of African people.

A collection of essays on the topic of the Pan-African revolution.

This short book is an essay on the negative impact of colonialism.

A collection of essays on slave rebellions throughout the Americas.

A collection of essays on Fidel Castro and the Cuban Revolution.

A collection of essays on the connection between the system of capitalism and racism.

One of the justifications for the colonization of Africa was this idea that Africans were a backwards and uncivilized people who needed to be introduced to civilization by the colonial powers of Europe. Colonialism and the Civilizing Myth is a collection of essays which dispel this notion that European civilization was a superior civilization and that Africans were a backwards people who needed to be civilized.

A collection of essays which challenge the notion of racial supremacy.

Marxism in the Pan-African Struggle is a collection of essays on the role of the Marxist ideology within the global Pan-African struggle.