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561 works of pan-African thought. 5 matching current filters.

RegionAllWest AfricaEast AfricaSouthern AfricaNorth AfricaCentral AfricaCaribbeanDiaspora
GenreAllFictionNon-fictionPoetryDramaAutobiographyFolklore
EraAllPre-colonial Oral TraditionsColonialPost-colonialHarlem RenaissanceNegritudeContemporary
Why We Can't Wait
1964
Martin Luther King Jr.

Account of Birmingham campaign of 1963 and the broader civil rights movement.

DiasporaNon-fiction
Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community?
1967
Martin Luther King Jr.

King's final book analyzing the future of civil rights movement and calling for economic justice.

DiasporaNon-fiction
Stride Toward Freedom
1958
Martin Luther King Jr.

King's account of the Montgomery Bus Boycott and development of his nonviolent philosophy.

DiasporaNon-fiction
The Signifying Monkey: A Theory of African-American Literary Criticism
1988
Henry Louis Gates Jr.

A theoretical framework rooting African-American literature in the West African tradition of the trickster Esu-Elegbara, showing how Black writers signify on one another and on white literary tradition through double-voiced discourse.

DiasporaNon-fiction
The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness
2010
Michelle Alexander

A legal scholar's argument that mass incarceration has replaced Jim Crow as a system of racial control, targeting Black men through the War on Drugs, stripping rights, and creating a permanent undercaste within the formal law.

DiasporaNon-fiction