Caribbean

Book Review by Sandrine Jacquot Frantz Fanon was an important intellectual and activist of the decolonization movement in the post World War II era...

This book about the history of the hairstyle dubbed "dreadlocks" is hard to place in just one geographic category but, for simplicity's sake, I've ...

Julian H.A. Neijorst's 139-page book captures 1000 proverbs and sayings from rich African oral history traditions in the Caribbean. The book starts...

This version of Aimé Césaire's (1913-2008) seminal work was released with a forward from the eminent African Diaspora historian Robin D.G. Kelly. T...

It is hard to put this book into just one category, but let's go with Caribbean and Europe because the historian C.L.R. James was originally from T...

This anthology was edited by a Black Cuban writer and a White British academic joined in a mutual appreciation for cultural life and literary tradi...

This book depicts the Haitian Revolution of 1794-1803, a revolution that empowered the entire African Diaspora to seek self-rule and autonomous li...

Dutch-Surinamese author Cynthia McLeod (1936-) retells a fictionalized version of the life story of Elisabeth Samson, a wealthy free Black Surinam...