Unpacking Black Radical Traditions and the Limitations of Marxism

This chapter examines the historical neglect of black radical movements and critiques the oversimplification of black intellectuals as solely Marxist followers. It underscores the distinct motivations behind black resistance efforts, spotlighting influential thinkers like W.B. Du Bois and C.L.R. James who address the inadequacies of Marxism in representing black struggles.