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This collection features Linton Kwesi Johnson's influential non-fiction work, including book and record reviews, lectures, obituaries, and speeches. Drawing on his Jamaican heritage and Caribbean history, Johnson examines the politics of race within the Black British experience. His writings reflect on the role of music as a means of resistance against oppression, highlighting its significance in Caribbean and Black British culture. This compilation showcases his critical perspectives and enduring relevance in discussions about identity and social justice.
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Format: Hardback
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Pages: 336
Publisher: Pan Macmillan
ISBN: 9781035006328
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