Harry Haywood Books

Harry Haywood was a pivotal figure in the African American communist movement, whose intellectual contributions shaped Marxist theory on the national question. His work focused on the right to self-determination for oppressed peoples, particularly the African American community in the American South. After diverging from revisionist tendencies, Haywood became a founder of the New Communist Movement. Through his extensive writings, including his autobiography, he provided ideological leadership and profound insights into the struggle for liberation.

Selected Readings from the Works of Harry Haywood

Selected Readings from the Works of Harry Haywood
156 pages
6 hours of reading
The book features key writings from Harry Haywood, an influential African American communist and Marxist-Leninist theorist. It includes critical essays such as "The Negro Nation," which addresses issues of Negro liberation, and "For a Revolutionary Position on the Negro Question," offering a revolutionary perspective on race. Haywood also critiques the Communist Party USA's degeneration in the 1950s and examines the misconceptions surrounding China's stance on the USSR, providing valuable insights into the intersection of race and revolutionary politics.
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Autor rozebírá příčiny rasismu v USA, když hlavní příčiny vidí především v kapitalistickém systému.

Selected Readings from the Works of Harry Haywood

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