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"Black Radical Tradition" as a book category encompasses works that trace and interpret the intellectual, cultural and political currents through which Black people have theorized and struggled for liberation from slavery, colonialism, white supremacy and capitalism. It covers history, theory, memoir, manifestos, literary protest and cultural critique that center radical approaches—anti-colonialism, pan-Africanism, socialism, Black nationalism, Black feminism and abolitionism—and the strategies of collective resistance and community building those perspectives inspire. Multidisciplinary and transnational in scope, the category includes foundational theorists, activist accounts, and creative interventions from across the African diaspora, and foregrounds praxis: the relationship between ideas and organized movement-making, from 19th-century abolitionism to contemporary movements such as prison abolition and Black Lives Matter.

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