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Revolutionary Papers is a transnational research collaboration exploring 20th century periodicals of Left, anti-imperial and anti-colonial critical production. Read More

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African Socialism Afro-Asian Solidarities Anti-apartheid anti-authoritarianism Anti-imperialism Anti-slavery anticolonial creativity anticolonial militancy anticolonial scholarship Anticolonialism Antiracism Arab Left Art and Socialist Realism Azanian liberation struggle(s) black radical imagination Black women Censorship Civil Rights Communism Countering anti-Communist Propaganda Critical Realism Cultural reconstruction culture Decolonisation Economic Reconstruction feminism gender guerrilla attacks international solidarity Internationalism Interracial Solidarities Maoism Marxism Marxist-Leninist Nationalism Non-Brahminism Palestine Pan-Africanism Pan-Arab poetry Police Brutality progressive literature Radical Education Socialism Soviet Union Structural Adjustment Student Movements Student Strikes Third World College Third Worldism Trade Unionism Transnational Solidarity Underground
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Freedom

Freedom, a radical Harlem-based publication founded in 1951 by Paul Robeson and Louis E. Burnham. During the height of the Cold War, the Red Scare, and McCarthyism—when Black left publications were aggressively surveilled and forcibly marginalized—Freedom emerged as a crucial  political and cultural platform for thinkers, artists, and organizers committed to internationalist struggle and anti-capitalist […]

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anticolonial creativity Anticolonialism black radical imagination Civil Rights Communism feminism gender