A biography of radical black reformer, publisher, bookshop owner and Caribbean politician Jessica Huntley (1927-2013).Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Claudia Tomlinson is a writer and researcher on Guyanese, Caribbean, African and Black British History and Politics. She is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society and holds a Ph.D. in History. Her writing has been featured in History Matters Journal, The Huffington Post UK, The Independent, Stabroek News (Guyana) and the Gleaner (Jamaica) among other publications.
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List of Figures Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Introduction 1. Growing Up, Rising Up 2. Raised to Resist 3. The Emerging Activist 4. National Freedom and Women's Emancipation 5. 'Bound with the Chains of Colonialism and Imperialism' 6. Struggles in Male Ranks 7. An Old Fight in a New Place 8. Finding a Foothold in Activism in Britain 9. Becoming West Indian in Britain 10. 'A Political Act', Bogle L'Ouverture Publication's Early Work 11. 'A New Alternative in Publishing' 12. 'To Re-Write Our Own History': A Black Publishing Strategy 13. Growing a Pan-African Publishing Tradition 14. 'The Atmosphere Was Electric in the Shop': Bookshop Activism 15. 'Matriarch of the Movement for Black Rights in Britain, the World' 16. Fighting for Decolonization in Independent Guyana 17. Publishing Activity in Bogle L'Ouverture's Later Period 18. The Bookshop Goes Back Home Appendix A: Oral History Interviews Bibliography Index
List of Figures Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Introduction 1. Growing Up, Rising Up 2. Raised to Resist 3. The Emerging Activist 4. National Freedom and Women's Emancipation 5. 'Bound with the Chains of Colonialism and Imperialism' 6. Struggles in Male Ranks 7. An Old Fight in a New Place 8. Finding a Foothold in Activism in Britain 9. Becoming West Indian in Britain 10. 'A Political Act', Bogle L'Ouverture Publication's Early Work 11. 'A New Alternative in Publishing' 12. 'To Re-Write Our Own History': A Black Publishing Strategy 13. Growing a Pan-African Publishing Tradition 14. 'The Atmosphere Was Electric in the Shop': Bookshop Activism 15. 'Matriarch of the Movement for Black Rights in Britain, the World' 16. Fighting for Decolonization in Independent Guyana 17. Publishing Activity in Bogle L'Ouverture's Later Period 18. The Bookshop Goes Back Home Appendix A: Oral History Interviews Bibliography Index
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