Dr. Greg Carr's Recommended Reading (#001)

{Black Marxism by Cedric Robinson}

Howard University Afro-American Studies Chairman Dr. Greg Carr is one of the most important living teachers in America. I am extremely excited to share this first collection of his recommended titles with you. It is titled "Dr. Greg Carr's Recommended Reading (#001)" because my expectation is that there will be more to come. Also, a complete bibliography of Dr. Gerald Horne's works will soon follow; Dr Carr recommended "everything by Gerald Horne", but there is so much that it deserves its own posting. I would also like to consider compiling similar personalized reading lists from other master teachers, so if you have anyone in mind please drop a comment. Thank you.


{Black Movements in America by Cedric Robinson}


{Eloquence of the Scribes: A Memoir on the Sources and Resources of African Literature by Ayi Kwei Armah}


{Mbongi: An African Traditional Political Institution by K. Kia Bunseki Fu-Kiau}


{Yurungu: An African-Centered Critique of European Cultural Thought and Behaviour by Marimba Ani}


{Black Is A Country: Race and the Unfinished Struggle For Democracy by Nikhil Pal Singh}