“Those of us who refuse to concede that global capitalism represents the planet's best future, and that Africa and the former third world are destined to remain forever ensconced in the poverty of underdevelopment, are confronted with this crucial question: how can we encourage radical critiques of capitalism as integral to struggles against racism as we also advance the recognition that we cannot envision the dismantling of capitalism as long as the structures of racism remain intact?”
Quote by Walter Rodney
Work
How Europe Underdeveloped Africa
This book delves into the complex interactions between Europe and Africa, exploring the impact of colonialism, trade, and economic policies on the development of African nations. It provides a comprehensive examination of the historical and contemporary challenges faced by Africa in its pursuit of development. more
Author
Walter Rodney
Walter Rodney was a prominent historian known for his in-depth research into the history of the Caribbean region. Born on March 23, 1942, and passing away on June 13, 1980, Rodney's work emphasized the historical connections between Africa and the Caribbean, and critically analyzed colonialism and racism. more
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