Frontline Bodies
Sports and Black Struggles for Justice since the Late Nineteenth Century
- 376 pages
- 14 hours of reading
Exploring the intersection of athletics and politics, this book delves into the historical significance of minority bodies and their capacity for agency. It highlights how sports have served as a platform for political expression and social change, renewing the narrative of marginalized groups and their impact on society. Through this lens, it reveals the dynamic interplay between physicality and political activism, emphasizing the transformative power of sports in shaping identities and challenging systemic inequalities.
