Gerald Horne
8 books
About the Author
Gerald Horne is a distinguished historian and prolific author whose scholarship illuminates the intersections of race, colonialism, and global power dynamics. With a keen eye for overlooked narratives, he explores how historical events shape contemporary social justice struggles, drawing on extensive archival research and interdisciplinary insights. Horne's work challenges conventional histories by centering the experiences of marginalized communities, from African Americans entangled in revolutionary upheavals to the enduring legacies of settler colonialism. A professor emeritus at the University of Houston, he has authored over fifty books that bridge academia and activism, inspiring readers to confront the roots of inequality. His incisive analyses continue to influence debates on imperialism, labor, and resistance worldwide.
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Books by Gerald Horne
