Black Liberation in Conservative America

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Focusing on the socio-political landscape of the 1990s, this collection of essays examines the crises facing black America amid rising conservatism. Manning Marable highlights the impact of poverty, unemployment, and reduced social services, while critiquing reactionary movements rooted in racism and sexism. He explores internal divisions within African-American communities and critiques nationalist sentiments. Advocating for radical democracy and renewed activism, Marable's work aims to reshape the discourse on race, class, and empowerment in the U.S.