No Easy Victories: African Liberation and American Activists over a Half Century, 1950-2000
by David Goodman, William Minter, Lisa Brock, Mimi Edmunds, Joseph F. Jordan, Walter Turner
Spanning 1950 to 2000, No Easy Victories explores African liberation and the American activists who supported, documented, and engaged with those movements. Through a wide-ranging, multiauthor history, the book considers international solidarity, political change, and the enduring connections linking struggles for freedom across continents.
About This Book
No Easy Victories examines African liberation and American activism across the second half of the twentieth century.
Covering the years 1950 to 2000, it explores a broad historical period shaped by struggles for freedom, independence, and political change.
The book brings together perspectives from multiple contributors to consider the relationships between African movements and activists in the United States.
Its focus is the history of international solidarity, political engagement, and the long-running connections between African liberation efforts and American activism.
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