Race and Revolution
By Max Shachtman
Edited by Christopher Phelps
By Max Shachtman
Edited by Christopher Phelps
Category: Nonfiction
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$19.00
May 17, 2003 | ISBN 9781859845127
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Praise
“This seminal text on revolutionary socialism and race is, as Christopher Phelps’s excellent introduction shows, equally fascinating for its great strengths and its revealing rigidities. It shows, in history and theory, the devastating impact of white racism in weakening the whole working class. It is a must-read for anyone wishing to understand the context of the celebrated 1939 exchanges on race, class and revolution between Leon Trotsky and C.L.R. James, and anyone seeking to understand the evolution of race and class in the twentieth-century United States.”—David Roediger
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