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Fighting for Africa - The Pan-African Contributions of Ambassador Dudley J. Thompson and Bill Sutherland (Paperback, New)
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Fighting for Africa - The Pan-African Contributions of Ambassador Dudley J. Thompson and Bill Sutherland (Paperback, New)
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Fighting for Africa captures the commitment and contributions of
two men who dedicated their lives to the fight to free Africa from
colonialism and racism. Ambassador Dudley Thompson, though born in
the West Indies, became a British barrister. Thompson lived in
Africa, where he provided essential legal services to Jomo Kenyatta
when he was a defendant in the infamous Mau Mau trials of the 1950s
and when Kenyatta became the president of independent Kenya. In
addition, Ambassador Thompson drafted the constitution for newly
independent Tanzania and served as legal advisor to its president,
Julius Nyerere. Bill Sutherland, born in the United States, took an
early stand against war and militarism in the 1940s and, as a
result, was imprisoned by the United States government with other
peace advocates of the period, such as David Dellinger. Upon
release from prison, Bill Sutherland emigrated to pre-independence
Gold Coast, where he worked as an advisor to President Kwame
Nkrumah. Both men were very instrumental in the early Pan-African
movement and participated in the 1945 conference in Manchester,
England. There they worked with such Pan-African greats as Amy
Garvey, W.E.B. Du Bois, C.L.R. James, and George Padmore. Fighting
for Africa is a seminal text for college, university, and legal
audiences in that it chronicles the development of the concept of
Pan-Africanism and applies its tenets to the processes of
de-colonization and nationalism (nation-building) in Africa. The
text will be indispensable to students and scholars throughout the
African Diaspora who desire a clear understanding of Pan-Africanism
as both a philosophy and practicum.
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