How Capitalism Underdeveloped Black America [Signed]
Boston: South End Press, 1983.
Octavo. Paperback; x, 343 pp. First edition. Printed wrappers, soiled, creased; dampstaining to wrappers and preliminary leaves. Inscribed on the half-title to Dr. Robert Fitrakis, "To Bob: In common struggle for political justice and socialism, and for all the struggles ahead of us: Manning 4/7/83". Recipient identified by owner-supplied provenance.
Marable’s influential study of the relationship between capitalism and the economic position of Black Americans, examining employment, education, housing, and political power. With a focus on the roles of the Black working class and Black elites within a broader argument for socialist change.
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