Tendayi Sithole is professor in the Department of Political Sciences at University of South Africa.

This is a book that asks us to consider the manner of the letter. Black radicalism in all of its modes asks us to listen and contemplate as the letter addresses not just the recipient, but all of us. Tendayi Sithole invites us to consider what lies at the heart of this--and it is that we be and think differently.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: Framing the LetterChapter 1: Wynter’s Epistemic LetterChapter 2: Shakur’s Fugitive LetterChapter 3: Jackson’s Intramural LettersChapter 4: Césaire and Fanon’s Resignation LettersPostscript: Folding the LetterReferencesAbout the Author

Tendayi Sithole is professor in the Department of Political Sciences at University of South Africa.

This is a book that asks us to consider the manner of the letter. Black radicalism in all of its modes asks us to listen and contemplate as the letter addresses not just the recipient, but all of us. Tendayi Sithole invites us to consider what lies at the heart of this--and it is that we be and think differently.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: Framing the LetterChapter 1: Wynter’s Epistemic LetterChapter 2: Shakur’s Fugitive LetterChapter 3: Jackson’s Intramural LettersChapter 4: Césaire and Fanon’s Resignation LettersPostscript: Folding the LetterReferencesAbout the Author

Tendayi Sithole is professor in the Department of Political Sciences at University of South Africa.

This is a book that asks us to consider the manner of the letter. Black radicalism in all of its modes asks us to listen and contemplate as the letter addresses not just the recipient, but all of us. Tendayi Sithole invites us to consider what lies at the heart of this--and it is that we be and think differently.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: Framing the LetterChapter 1: Wynter’s Epistemic LetterChapter 2: Shakur’s Fugitive LetterChapter 3: Jackson’s Intramural LettersChapter 4: Césaire and Fanon’s Resignation LettersPostscript: Folding the LetterReferencesAbout the Author