Remaking Radicalism
  • About the Book
  • Co-Editors and Contributors
  • Beyond the Book
  • What People Are Saying
  • Interviews & More

Beyond the Book

Remaking Radicalism engages the usable past, or pasts. To speak of usable pasts is to adopt an active and pragmatic stance toward history. The usable past is an interpretive strategy that approaches history as a renewable resource in complex service of the present. This volume works in that spirit. We would love to hear how you are using the book in teaching, research, or activism, and we are available for book events or discussions. Get in touch! 
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ARchives & resources

The following are archives and resources that we drew on to craft the book and that we recommend for research and study. ​
  • African Activist Archive
  • Amistad Research Center, Tulane University
  • Bancroft Library Collections, UC Berkeley
  • Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan
  • Cecil H. Green Library, Stanford University
  • Center for Southwest Research and Special Collections, University of New Mexico
  • Center for World Indigenous Studies
  • Docs Populi
  • Eastern Michigan University Archives
  • Educate! Agitate! Organize!
  • Ethnic Studies Library, UC Berkeley
  • Freedom Archives
  • GLBT Historical Society
  • Graduate Theological Union Archives
  • History is a Weapon
  • Interference Archive
  • Labor Archives of Washington
  • Labor Archives and Research Center, San Francisco State University
  • Lesbian Herstory Archives​
  • Marxists Internet Archive​
  • National Indian Law Library
  • Tamiment Library & Wagner Labor Archives, New York University
  • ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives 
  • Paul K. Longmore Institute on Disability, San Francisco State University
  • Puerto Rican Cultural Center
  • Revolution in the Air: Articles and Chronology
  • Sallie Bingham Center for Women’s History & Culture, Duke University
  • Southern California Library
  • Special Collections and University Archives, University of Nevada Reno
  • Special Collections, University of North Carolina Charlotte
  • Peace Collection, Swarthmore College
  • UC San Francisco Library Archives and Special Collections
  • UCLA Library Special Collections
  • University of Colorado Boulder Special Collections
  • University of Washington Special Collections
  • Washington Prison History Project
  • Wisconsin Historical Society​
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  • About the Book
  • Co-Editors and Contributors
  • Beyond the Book
  • What People Are Saying
  • Interviews & More