C L R James
C L R James was a prominent Trinidadian historian and cultural critic, known for his significant contributions to literature and cricket commentary, and he shared a friendship with Colin 'Bone' Cumberbatch during Bone's time in the USA.
Born on Jan 04, 1901 (125 years old)
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Guyana:
C.L.R. James is mentioned as one of the Caribbean intellectuals whose works echoed revolutionary sentiments.
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Guyana:
C L R James is noted as one of the key figures in the Pan-African movement alongside Ras Makonnen.
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Guyana:
C. L. R. James’s epigraph in The Black Jacobins serves as a caution about the nature of power itself.
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Jamaica:
Yvonne Brewster's Talawa Theatre Company produced an adaptation of C. L. R. James’s acclaimed book, The Black Jacobins.
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Guyana:
The exhibition draws its name and philosophical underpinning from C L R James’ seminal work 'Beyond a Boundary'.
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Jamaica:
C.L.R. James was another leader in the Pan-Africanist movements inspired by Garvey.
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Jamaica:
C.L.R. James is a radical West Indian thinker quoted in the article regarding cricket and life in colonial West Indies.
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Guyana:
Our Caribbean philosopher, C. L. R. James, pointed to the paradox of power and sensitivity in our sexual behaviour.
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Guyana:
C.L.R. James is referenced for his influential book on sport.
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Jamaica:
C.L.R. James is referenced for his writings on cricket and Caribbean identity.
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