The Rise of Black Internationalism and Cold War Dynamics

This chapter examines the early 20th-century rise of black internationalism, highlighting the interconnectedness of African American and global leaders in the struggle against neocolonialism. It explores the implications of the Cold War on national liberation movements, emphasizing the conflicting roles of the U.S. and USSR in shaping strategies for independence. Additionally, it discusses the historical impact of labor internationalism and the challenges of creating anti-colonial coalitions amid evolving social dynamics.