Essays on Struggle: Position and Analysis
M. Ron Karenga [Maulana Ndabezitha Karenga]
Published by Kawaida Publications, San Diego, CA, 1978
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San Diego, CA: Kawaida Publications, 1978. First Edition. Octavo; publisher's pictorial wrappers; 102pp. A touch of fading along spine; mild rubbing to edges; corners slightly curled. Binding sound. Ownership inscription to front free endpaper, else interiorunmarked; Very Good or better. Activist and Professor Karenga is best-known as the creator of the Pan-African holiday Kwanzaa, and these essays reflect on his work in the Black Power Movement in the '60s, serving as an analysis and critique of the Black Liberation Movement from both a race and class perspective. Written while Karenga was incarcerated and originally published by Black Scholar, Essays on Struggletraces the development of Karenga's philosophy, which he would continue to develop in Kawaida Theory,published in 1980. This publication scarce with no copies in retail as of August 2024. Seller Inventory # 30559
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Title: Essays on Struggle: Position and Analysis
Publisher: Kawaida Publications, San Diego, CA
Publication Date: 1978
Condition: Very Good +
Edition: 1st Edition
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Essays on Struggle: Position and Analysis
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Kawaida Publications, San Diego, CA, 1978
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Seller: Capitol Hill Books, ABAA, Washington, DC, U.S.A.
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Condition: Good. San Diego, CA: Kawaida Publications, 1978. First Edition. Octavo (21.5cm); 102pp. Publisher's pictorial wrappers. Covers edgeworn with a small chip at top front corner, a few creases along fore-edge, and a quarter-sized spot of soiling at bottom front. Dampstain to bottom corner of rear cover continuing diminishingly through textblock, overlapping text on the final few pages but remaining in the margins elsewhere. Spotting and staining to preliminaries; some pencil marginalia to text, mostly relegated to the Socialism section of Chapter IV and the start of Chapter V. Binding is sound. Activist and Professor Karenga is best-known as the creator of the Pan-African holiday Kwanzaa, and these essays reflect on his work in the Black Power Movement in the '60s, serving as an analysis and critique of the Black Liberation Movement from both a race and class perspective. Written while Karenga was incarcerated and originally published by Black Scholar, Essays on Struggletraces the development of Karenga's philosophy, which he would continue to develop in Kawaida Theory,published in 1980. This publication scarce with no copies in retail as of August 2024. Activist and Professor Karenga is best-known as the creator of the Pan-African holiday Kwanzaa, and these essays reflect on his work in the Black Power Movement in the '60s, serving as an analysis and critique of the Black Liberation Movement from both a race and class perspective. Written while Karenga was incarcerated and originally published by Black Scholar, Essays on Struggletraces the development of Karenga's philosophy, which he would continue to develop in Kawaida Theory,published in 1980. This publication scarce, with no copies in retail at time of writing. Seller Inventory # 31450
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