Race the revolutionary experience

Speech to the World Council of Churches Consultation on Racism held in London  19-24 May 1969 which was to set up its Programme to Combat Racism, which was later published …

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Soul on Ice (book review)

Soul on Ice. By ELDRIDGE  CLEAVER  (London,  Jonathan  Cape,  1969). xv + 210 pp. 35s. Life is a renewal, an assertion, a continual yea-saying. It holds out no new truths, …

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A farewell to liberalism

Published in the IRR Newsletter 22 March 1969 Michael Young expresses the liberal creed quite succinctly when, in commenting on the Report of the Kerner Commission[1], he refers to liberalism …

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Revolt of the Natives

Published in Twentieth Century October 1968   If, as Marx has pointed out, each epoch needs to be examined in terms of categories suitable to it, the category relevant to …

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Vicious Circle (Book review)

Vicious Circle. By WILFRED WOOD and JOHN DOWNING (London, S.P.C.K., 1968). 88 pp. 6s. The Closed Race Relations in Britain Today. By DICK PIXLEY (London, Geoffrey Chapman, 1968). 140 pp. …

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Home: social essays (book review)

Home: social essays by LeRoi Jones (Amiri Baraka) It was ’endless questioning’ Baldwin tells us that ’gave him himself’- and himself, he ultimately found, was American, no narrower than that. …

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James Baldwin Review

Tell Me How Long the Train’s Been Gone. By JAMES BALDWIN (London, Michael Joseph, 1968). 407 pp. 35s. The Furious Passage of James Baldwin. By FERN MARJA ECKMAN (London, Michael …

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