Holding Aloft the Banner of Ethiopia: Caribbean. James Paperback**
Verso Books
Discover the profound impact of Caribbean radicalism on early twentieth-century American politics in "Holding Aloft the Banner of Ethiopia" by Winston James. This magisterial and illustrated work delves into the experiences of Caribbean immigrants, exploring how their societies of origin shaped their political views in America. James draws sharp distinctions between different immigrant groups and examines the intersections of independence struggles, nationalism, feminism, and communism. Uncover the lesser-known contributions of figures like Hubert Harrison and the African Blood Brotherhood, and gain insights into the Universal Negro Movement Association, including the vital roles played by its female members. A diligently researched and sophisticated book for anyone interested in the Caribbean diaspora, African-American radical traditions, and diaspora history and politics. Product Summary: "Holding Aloft the Banner of Ethiopia" by Winston James explores Caribbean radicalism in early 20th-century America. Features detailed analysis of key figures and movements, paperback format, 442 pages, published by Verso.
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