CLAIM NO EASY VICTORIESCONTENTSACKNOWLEDGMENTS AND DEDICATIONPREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITIONPREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITIONSECTION I:I. INTRODUCTIONSECTION 2:2. AMÍLCAR CABRAL AND THE POLITICS OF CULTURE AND IDENTITY3. NO EASY VICTORIES4. CLASS SUICIDE5. AMÍLCAR AND THE PAN-AFRICAN REVOLUTION6. AMÍLCAR CABRAL7. THE CABRAL ERA8. THE WEAPON OF THEORY9. “WEAPONS OF THEORY”10. SONS OF THE SOIL: CABRAL AND SARAMAGO11. CABRAL12. IN THE SPACE OF AMÍLCAR CABRAL13. “THE CANCER OF BETRAYAL, WHICH WE MUST UPROOT FROM AFRIKA …”SECTION 3:14. Militants Not Militarists: Cabral’s Forgotten Legacy15. TO WANT AND TO LIVE16. CABRAL AND THE DISPOSSESSION (DEHUMANIZATION) OF HUMANITY17. THINKING WITH OUR OWN HEADS AND WALKING WITH OUR OWN FEET18. THE SIGNIFICANCE TODAY OF THE CHARISMATIC FIGURE, AMÍLCAR CABRAL19. ON SHOOTING THE BODY AND NOT THE SHADOW20. AMÍLCAR CABRAL: WITH US TODAY21. REVOLUTIONARY DEMOCRACY, CLASS-CONSCIOUSNESS, AND CROSS-CLASS MOVEMENT BUILDING22. TELLING NO LIES IS NOT EASY23. AMÍLCAR CABRALSECTION 4:24. “BUT WE HAVE TO FIGHT TWICE”25. FROM THEORY TO PRACTICESECTION 5:26. WALTER RODNEY AND AMÍLCAR CABRAL27. CLASS AND STRUGGLE28. REMEMBERING CABRAL TODAY29. CABRAL’S THEORY OF STRUGGLE AND CARIBBEAN REVOLUTIONARY PARALLELS30. AMÍLCAR CABRAL AND PAN-AFRICANISMSECTION 6:31. CABRAL, CULTURE, PROGRESS, AND THE METAPHYSICS OF DIFFERENCE32. CABRAL AND FREIRE33. CABRAL, CULTURE, AND EDUCATION34. RAP KRIOL(U)135. The PAIGC’s Political Education for Liberation in Guinea-Bissau, 1963–74SECTION 7:36. AMÍLCAR CABRAL AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE AFRICAN AMERICAN LEFT IN THE UNITED STATES37. LINKING THE STRUGGLES38. PRAXIS FROM THE CENTER BACK TO THE MARGINS39. CABRAL, BLACK LIBERATION, AND CULTURAL STRUGGLE40. THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY, AFRICAN LIBERATION, AND AMÍLCAR CABRAL41. MEMORIES OF BLACK LIBERATIONAFTERWORD Restoring Pan-Africanism with Amílcar CabralSECTION 8:ORIGINAL BIBLIOGRAPHY COMPILED BY CHRIS WEBB, JEAN-PIERRE DIOUF AND FIROZE MANJI; UPDATED BY OMOLARA ALUKO AND FIROZE MANJIAUTHOR BIOGRAPHIESINDEXABOUT DARAJA PRESSABOUT COMMON NOTIONSBECOME A COMMON NOTIONS MONTHLY SUSTAINER