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Reading group announcement featuring various pieces of art. Top is from the cover of Black Reconstruction and depicts a group of Black men politicking after the passage of the Fifteenth Amendment. Bottom left is an abstract representation of the life of Nat Turner, who led a slave rebellion in Virginia in 1831, by Christopher Myers. Bottom right is Timothy Sullivan’s photograph of some of the first freed men, women, and children; scholar Nicholas Mirzoeff identifies this as emblematic of the General Strike.

Abolitionist Collective Reading Group Launch

Raleigh's 2438 Telegraph Ave., Berkeley

AC@B is starting to read Black Reconstruction by W.E.B. Du Bois! We'll alternate weekly between this text and other various material. For our first meeting, we're reading Black Reconstruction, ch. XVII, […]

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