The Life and Struggles of Negro Toilers, (Paperback)

In The Life and Struggles of Negro Toilers, George Padmore provides a Marxist analysis of the exploitation and oppression of Black workers across Africa, the Caribbean, and the Americas. Written in 1931, the book discusses the impact of colonialism, capitalism, and imperialism on Black laborers, offering a global perspective on their struggles for liberation. Padmore's work is a foundational text in anti-colonial and Pan-African thought, highlighting the need for solidarity among oppressed workers worldwide.