Black Revolutionaries in the United States

"Second volume of the Communist Interventions series, collecting debates between Black revolutionaries in the US.
This has been available on Libcom as a previous version, posted at https://libcom.org/library/black-radical-tradition. This version here is the same content, but with fewer typos and better formatting.
From the preface:
This is the second installation of the Communist Interventions series, following up on the first volume which addresses European socialism and communism. The third volume, which incidentally has already been released, concerns revolutionary feminism. Further volumes on other subjects should follow, as well. We hope that these readers will provide the foundation for seminars and reading groups.
No person in the United States can deny that Black liberation remains a pressing issue today. The unrest in Baltimore, Ferguson, etc. underscores the persistent social ills in the USA that Blacks have been unable to escape. The task of attempting to address these grievances within a revolutionary tradition is also—however less well-known—not a new phenomenon. Radical groupings within the USA have grappled with how to emancipate American Blacks from their oppression even prior to the Russian Revolution, although the Bolsheviks’ attempt to export revolution around the globe unquestionably accelerated these efforts. It is this history which we present in the current volume, through primary sources." - https://libcom.org/library/black-revolutionaries-us-communist-interventions-vol-3