Kellie Carter Jackson
Kellie Carter Jackson is an American historian and author known for her work on slavery, abolitionism, and the history of violence in the United States. She is a prominent scholar and public speaker, contributing to discussions on race, politics, and history.
Books
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1. We Refuse
"We Refuse" by Kellie Carter Jackson explores the diverse strategies of Black resistance against white supremacy throughout history. The book challenges the simplistic view of resistance as either nonviolent or violent, highlighting the various ways Black individuals, especially women, have fought oppression. It delves into the role of force, such as work stoppages and revolts, while also emphasizing other forms of resistance like finding joy amidst adversity and the power of walking away. This work provides a nuanced perspective on the Black struggle for freedom and justice, celebrating resilience and offering hope for liberation.
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