...Noor Nieftagodien Abstract The article considers the pivotal organizing role of the revolutionary paper Congress Militant for the Marxist Workers’ Tendency of the African National Congress from the late 1980s to the mid-1990s, a period characterized by mass popular struggles against apartheid...

... of decolonization. This article employs a selection of Ethiopian revolutionary papers—including magazines, newspapers, and journals produced and distributed across Ethiopia, North America, and Europe—to provide a genealogy of “US Imperialism in Ethiopia,” a composite, hand-transcribed document of the late 1960s...

...Figure 3. Revolutionary Papers Conference 2022. Teaching Tool on the Revolutionary Papers website: https://revolutionarypapers.org/teaching-tool/revolutionary-papers-conference/ . ...

... al-Shaʻbīyah li-Taḥrīr ʻUmān wa-al-Khalīj al-ʻArabī in Arabic. This essay introduces the Sawt al-Thawra teaching tool, a resource that the author has created for the Revolutionary Papers project. It intends to supplement teaching and learning on the Dhufar Revolution, global history, anticolonialism...

...Njoki Wamai; Kimani Waweru Abstract This essay introduces the Revolutionary Papers teaching tool on the publications at Ukombozi Library, which houses leftist and revolutionary publications from Kenya and around the world. Through different movements’ publications, the authors map Kenyan resistance...

.... These “revolutionary papers” served as a pedagogical infrastructure encompassing a critical curriculum drawn from ongoing movements, alternative histories, and regional literary production, to be used for collective practices of debate and inquiry. The essay introduces a series of digital teaching tools featured...

....” 72. Keller, Colonial Suspects , 159, 60 . 73. Edwards, Practice of Diaspora , 252 . 74. Mahvish Ahmad, Koni Benson, and Hana Morgenstern, “Revolutionary Papers: Counterinstitutions, Counterpolitics, and Countercultures of Anticolonial Periodicals,” in this issue. 75. McKay...

... Aguilar Luis . Cuba, 1933: Prologue to Revolution . Ithaca, NY : Cornell University Press , 1972 . Ahmad Mahvish , Benson Koni , and Morgenstern Hana . “ Revolutionary Papers: Counterinstitutions, Counterpolitics, and Countercultures of Anticolonial Periodicals from the Global...

... for independence. The Organization of Solidarity of the People of Africa, Asia, and Latin America (OSPAAAL) sought to promote an internationalist political perspective that interrelated global revolutionary movements through their collective opposition to imperial and colonial governance and resource extraction...

... involvement in revolutionary socialism and Black nationalism. In his writings we find an understanding of colonialism and Black na- tionalism which is also theoretically integrated into a broader Marxist perspective . For the period of his stay in Britain before the war, 1932-38, he was one...

... expanded manyfold. The Guardian went all out to popularize Third World Marxist ideas, and the paper became a key site of communication and debate for the emerging revolutionary trend. By the end of 1969, the paper had doubled its num- ber of pages and increased paid weekly readership to 24,000...

... FIRST DEBATE PAPER DUE FRI., 25 October 18 November, 5:OO P.M. The New Revolutionary Culture: Frida Reading for Discussion 9: Aguilar Kahlo and Diego Rivera Camin and Meyer, 159-98; Rus and Becker articles in Everyday Forms...

... revolutionaries. Next, the FBI’s little-known Prison Activists Surveillance Program (PRISACTS) is discussed. Focusing on the words and deeds of George Jackson and Donald Bordenkircher—two central figures positioned on opposite sides of the struggle—the essay shows how the bureau used PRISACTS to treat carceral...

... treatment of leftist thought and its seeming estrangement from the revolutionary class of Antillean laborers. 15 Hoping to address the situation on the ground, a group of recently returned graduates on Curaçao began publishing Vitó in 1966. In the run-up to the paper’s appearance, a small group...

...Garrett Felber; Stephen Ward Abstract This article explores the implications of a 1974 political debate between the radical priest Daniel Berrigan and the revolutionary theorists James Boggs and Grace Lee Boggs regarding support for the political prisoner Martin Sostre, as well as the meaning...

...Jesse Lemisch 1977 * This paper was originally presented, in somewhat longer form as a comment on two papers read at the Organization of American Historians annual meeting in Boston, April 18, 1975. (The rich tapestry of military metaphor is best understood in context: Lexington...