Category: history
some links
An approach to C.L.R. James, and also, The Refusal of Work, by Christopher Taylor.
Could an All-African Army Liberate Haiti? by Robin D. G. Kelley, 1992, re-published at The Public Archive — Solidarity resonates everywhere. Also, If We Must Die by Claude McKay with a Kreyol translation..
Cuba
Normalizing relations with the US. White House.
Sarasota
Through a Lens Darkly at Miami Beach Cinemateque
Documentary by Thomas Allen Harris, 2014, 92mins.
Poster photo by Lyle Ashton Harris (in collaboration with Thomas Allen Harris)
Miami Beach Cinematheque at Historic City Hall,
1130 Washington Ave, Miami Beach 33139
Saturday, October 04, 8:40pm
Frederick Douglass
“Lecture on Haiti“, January 2, 1893, Chicago. via the public archive.
Mary Church Terrel
Smithsonian Folkways – “Fredrick Douglass” from 1908 speech by Mary Church Terrel read by Ruby Dee. 1977.
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