Agonists Ceser's Neretude

Agonists ceser's contribution to this issue once again uses the heading ne greri and takes as its title, racial consciousness and social revolution. It is in this piece which criticises models of anti capitalist revolution that dismiss the importance of black cultural nationalism. In contrast to caser, damas rarely used the term negro tude, and still less did he define it. Some see him as an irredeemably problematic racial essentialist, and one who was overly fond of europe to boot. We will place both priority and primacy on providing a penetrating look at his life and work.