Out of the Revolution: The Development of Africana Studies
This timely and critically important collection...should be required reading by all Africana studies departments, administrators, and any other academic unit that wishes to understand this dynamic field and its own relationship to it. (Diedre L. Badejo, Kent State University)Out of the Revolution will become required reading as a main textbook for survey courses and as a resource for upper-division courses in Africana Studies and Africology. This outstanding book—unique for its treatment of the intersection of race,gender, and class—is a major advancement for the field.... (Anthony J. Lemelle, Jr., University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)Out of the Revolutionwill become required reading as a main textbook for survey courses and as a resource for upper-division courses in Africana Studies and Africology. This outstanding book—unique for its treatment of the intersection of race, gender, and class—is a major advancement for the field. (Anthony J. Lemelle, Jr., University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)