
Walter Rodney and the Question of Power: C.L.R James
In this essay, originally published by Race Today in 1983, C.L.R. James discusses Rodney's work in relation to the revolutionary seizure of power.

In this essay, originally published by Race Today in 1983, C.L.R. James discusses Rodney's work in relation to the revolutionary seizure of power.

“If Walter Rodney’s assassins were under the impression that they could arrest the flow of his ideas by destroying his body, they could not have been more wrong.” — Angela Davis

Walter Rodney describes the ways colonialism reversed the continent's various paths of progress in order to solidify colonial exploitation.

On the anniversary of the assassination of Walter Rodney, we are proud to publish a new edition of his seminal work, How Europe Underdeveloped Africa

Robin D.G. Kelley and Kevin Ochieng Okoth join Eleanor Penny to explore the life, thought, and legacy of the academic and activist, Walter Rodney.