Brian Richardson takes a sharp axe to the root of the processes of capitalist commodification that fool some people into sometimes seeing Bob Marley as a 'harmless icon'. As Marley himself once declared, 'mi see myself as a revolutionary', and Richardson's fine portrait explains why, by exploring the liberation struggles and rich cultural traditions of the Caribbean and wider African diaspora that inspired Marley's songs of freedom. (Christian Høgsbjerg)
A Redwords Revolutionary Portrait.
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Brian Richardson is a long-time activist who writes regularly about politics, culture and sport for various publications including Socialist Review. He has edited two previous books, Tell it Like it Is: How Our Schools Fail Black Children and Say it Loud! Marxism and the Fight Against Racism. He is a practising barrister who lives and works in London.
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