“Earl Ofari Hutchinson's sprawling half-century body of work represents an invaluable contribution to American social history and political analysis. His incisive multidisciplinary critiques of race, class, criminal justice, domestic affairs, geopolitics, and musicology will provide a robust template for progressive civil rights change and scholarship for generations to come.”
Dr Sikivu Hutchinson
Author
White Nights, Black Paradise
About Earl Ofari Hutchinson
Earl Ofari Hutchinson is the author of multiple books on race and politics in America. He is a political analyst and past commentator on MSNBC and on CNN. His books include among many others the trilogy on the Obama Years: The Obama Legacy, How Obama Governed; The Year of Crisis and Challenge, and How Obama Won. His most recent books are the Trump Challenge to Black America, From King to Obama: Witness to a Turbulent History and Beethoven and Me: A Guide to Classical Music Listening
He is a weekly columnist for the Wave Newspaper Opinion the founder and editor of the thehutchinsonreport.net blog and the weekly public affairs commentary The Hutchinson Report
“Earl Ofari Hutchinson's sprawling half-century body of work represents an invaluable contribution to American social history and political analysis. His incisive multidisciplinary critiques of race, class, criminal justice, domestic affairs, geopolitics, and musicology will provide a robust template for progressive civil rights change and scholarship for generations to come.”
Deciphers the history of “Black capitalist” rhetoric― and how it serves to enrich a minuscule few at the expense of the many
In his 1970 book The Myth of Black Capitalism, Earl Ofari Hutchinson laid out a rigorous challenge to the presumption that capitalism, in any shape or form, has the potential to rectify the stark injustices endured by...
Introduction -- 1. The launching of a career. -- 2. The developing struggle. -- 3. Prophet of revolutionary Black Nationalism. -- 4. Racism, religion, and the Black struggle. -- 5. Internationalizing the struggle. -- 6. "A grand center of negro nationality". -- 7. Looki8ng ahead.
What makes this book different from the many parenting guides already available? First, it is not a how-to manual. It does not tell how to diaper babies, handle tantrums, or set up a carpool. Rather, it deals with the importance of a father's involvement with his children and with basic principles of good parenting. Second, while so much of the...
“Earl Ofari Hutchinson's sprawling half-century body of work represents an invaluable contribution to American social history and political analysis. His incisive multidisciplinary critiques of race, class, criminal justice, domestic affairs, geopolitics, and musicology will provide a robust template for progressive civil rights change and scholarship for generations to come.”
Dr Sikivu Hutchinson
Author
White Nights, Black Paradise
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