A collection of essays by leading activists and scholars, edited by William Minter in collaboration with Imani Countess.
“This powerful collection of essays and documents on Africa highlights the rich history and vital importance of transnational solidarity. The message and lessons could not be more timely. And who better to curate this collection of voices than Bill Minter—anti-colonialist, anti-racist, and long-distance runner in the global fight for freedom.”
— Barbara Ransby, John D. MacArthur Chair and Professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago, and author of Making All Black Lives Matter.
None Of Us Is Free Until All of Us Are Free, now available to order from Africa World Press. contains two series of posts. The first series, published in 2020 in AfricaFocus Bulletin, focused on the major obstacles posed to global solidarity by the United States in particular. All were authored by William Minter and Imani Countess.
The second series, including both essays and other background documents, was published by the US-Africa Bridge Building Project between April 2021 and May 2022. It provided a range of diverse voices highlighting the potential for action to build social solidarity. Imani Countess directed the project and collaborated in the selection of authors and crafting of the essays. William Minter served as the editor of the series and Zeb Larson assisted with the editing of several of the essays. The chapters in this book are the original text of the posts, as published. Although some details may now be dated, the fundamental realities presented then continue to be applicable today.
The paperback version is $34.95 and the hardback version for libraries is $109.95. Purchasers also can gain access to the digital version with clickable links to sources and embedded YouTube videos.
