A Bibliography
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We invite readers to consider the following article, originally published at aaihs.org and posted to the Black Left Unity Network discussion list by Yusuf Nurriddin. Then please return here to offer us your comments—the Editors. Over the past several years, I have been conducting research for a book
on black nationalism, radical politics, and internationalism during the
twentieth century. Last year, I began co-editing a volume on black
women’s internationalism with Tiffany M. Gill. Recently, a number of
scholars and students have reached out to ask me for suggested readings
on the topic. I have compiled a list of secondary works for those who
are interested in learning more about the topic; or those who are
looking for suggested readings to include in their course syllabi for
next year. In an earlier post, I offer suggestions for how to teach black internationalism.
The literature on black internationalism (or
transnationalism) is extensive so this list is not meant to be
exhaustive. Many of the works listed below explore women’s roles and the
politics of gender in black internationalist movements. The majority of
these works focus primarily on the twentieth century.
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