C. L. R. James
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C. L. R. James was a prominent Trinidadian historian, journalist, and socialist theorist whose work has had a lasting impact on Caribbean and global thought. He is best known for his influential writings on the history of the Haitian Revolution and his critical perspectives on colonialism and capitalism. His most famous book, "The Black Jacobins," explores the complexities of the Haitian Revolution and its implications for understanding race, power, and resistance. James's intellectual contributions extend beyond history; he was also a passionate advocate for the rights of the Caribbean people and played a significant role in the Pan-African movement.
Geboortedatum
January 4, 1901
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Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
Sterfdatum
May 31, 1989
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