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Robert Greene II

  • Assistant Professor of History, Claflin University and Contributor, Freelance
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As seen in: Post Outlook, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, POLITICO, SFGate, Newsday, The Nation, Jacobin, In These Times, African American Intellectual History Society and
E.C. @AAIHS Managing Ed. Global Black Thought Bylines: @thenation @dissentmag @jacobinmag @madebyhistory @oxfordamerican, etc. History prof. @claflinuniv1869
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Recordando al Partido Pantera Negra

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By Robert Greene II
| VientoSur Verified
[El año 2026 marca el sexagésimo aniversario de la aparición de la expresión Black Power, acuñada por Kwame Ture, nacido Stokely Carmichael (1941-1998), así como de la fundación del Partido Pantera Negra en Oakland (California) en octubre de 1966. Seis décadas después, la visión antirracista, anticapitalista, antifascista e internacionalista del Black Panther sigue iluminando las luchas contemporáneas contra la violencia policial, el racismo estructural y el orden capitalista.
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Remembering Rev. Jesse Jackson

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By Robert Greene II
| African American Intellectual History Society
Jesse Jackson speaking at a PUSH event in Chicago, 1973 (Flickr, John H. White, Documerica) The passing of the Reverend Jesse Jackson (1941-2026) leaves the world without one of its major remaining ties to the Civil Rights era. A native of Greenville, South Carolina, Jackson embodied the Black American experience that so many others have lived.
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The Trouble of Color: An Interview with Martha S. Jones

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By Robert Greene II
| African American Intellectual History Society
In today’s post, Dr. Robert Greene II, AAIHS President and Associate Professor of History at Claflin University, interviews Dr. Martha S. Jones about her latest book, The Trouble of Color: An American Family Memoir (Basic Books, 2025). Dr. Jones is the Society of Black Alumni Presidential Professor, Professor of History, Professor at the SNF Agora Institute, and Director of Graduate Studies at Johns Hopkins University.
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