The first full-length book from @andrw_zonneveld is a fascinating history of multi-racial anti-slavery action in Georgia, inspired in part by Modibo Kadalie's "Intimate Direct Democracy." Pre-order here: https://t.co/Wj57zNQeD0
We're sharing a recording of @andrw_zonneveld and @mkawa066215 of @oooabooks talking about maroonage and resistance to slavery in Georgia and Florida from colonization 1529 onwards, recorded at ACABookfair 2024
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(NEW!) "All will be equalized!": Georgia's Freedom Seekers of the Swamps, Backwoods, & Sea Islands, 1526–1890
by @Andrew_Zonneveld
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The oppressed who fought together for collective liberation while building multi-racial & directly democratic communities
DATE & VENUE UPDATE! Andrew Zonneveld and Modibo Kadalie's Halifax talk has been moved to Friday, Aug 30, 5pm, at Glitter Bean Cafe. Join us for a conversation about resistance movements in the South & the importance of radical historiography in our freedom movements today.
Seems a couple of big personalities on Tiktok fueded this week (oh no!), and Dr. Kadalie's book was mentioned. We dont use Tiktok, but we do think everyone should read Modibo's books. After 65 years in the struggle for human freedom, he's got a lot to say! https://t.co/wE8JgEJO4l
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#OtD 4 Jan 1901 CLR James, legendary anti-colonial activist, socialist historian, theorist, journalist and cricket aficionado, was born in Trinidad. We have made available a number of his works in our online store: https://t.co/QE6nQy7hK2
Wow! Many thanks to BAR for including Modibo Kadalie's "Intimate Direct Democracy" on this list. BAR's founding editor, Bruce Dixon, was a friend of ours. We miss him dearly.
Even “radical” books by “radical” authors are launched into capitalism’s diamond-dusted dreamwold, begging a question concerning the definition of who or what is indeed a “radical.”
Radical Black Reading, 2023 https://t.co/ZFCXxpanqz
@HFR93533255@andrw_zonneveld@realAlexbosco@Cpl_Dont_Know Most folks from surrounding (majority African-American) communities try to ignore/avoid the Confederate stuff and just use the natural spaces of the park for recreation. But it's an injustice that folks are confronted by racist symbolism while enjoying a state park with our kids
Benjamin Zephaniah's passing reminded me that I had a sticker lying around somewhere with a beautiful quote of his... Took me a bit to find it but here it is: