Black Social and Political Thought

Black Social and Political Thought: Selected Writings, Volume II is a collection of writings developed over a period of years. They are the result of both theoretical and practical experience of the author, and represents a blueprint for the serious student and/or activist. Black Social and Political Thought: Selected Writings, Volume II explores such topics as: the Black Intelligentsia, Race and Class, and Struggle against Racism and Imperialism. It also provides practical suggestions for implementation for culture and political socialization, re-education of the African American child and parent, internal social relations, liberation of the Black Nation, building communication networks, student activism and the process of unlearning. It also delves into the impact of capitalism, imperialism and the global economic crisis, which is particularly relevant at the current time. Black Social and Political Thought: Selected Writings, Volume II represents not only the why, but also the how, from a person who has devoted his life to black empowerment. It is a refreshing addition to the body of knowledge currently available in the area of Black Studies and is a must-read. Dr. Muhammad Ahmad (Max Stanford) was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and went to Philadelphia public schools. He attended Central State College, in Ohio (1960-1962), then dropped out of college for 12 years to work full-time in the Civil Rights and Black Power movements. He studied and worked with Malcolm X, Robert F. Williams, Queen Mother Audley Moore, James and Grace Lee Boggs, and helped form the Revolutionary Action Movement (RAM), and the African People s Party. Then he returned to school, earned a Ph.D., and is currently Assistant Professor at Temple University. He is the author of two other books.