Appearing on The Roots' annual list, in 2017, as one of the most influential young African Americans, Carruthers--at age 32--is among a handful of high profile activists.

Her debut book upends mainstream ideas about race, class and gender and sets forth a radically inclusive path to collective liberation. Her inclusive story about Black struggle draws on Black intellectual and grassroots organizing traditions including the Haitian Revolution, U.S. Civil Rights, and Black and LGBTQ Feminist Movements.

Bold and unapologetic, The Freedom Pages is an inside look from an on-the-ground activist and movement leader about how to move people from the margins to the center of political strategy and practice.

Author: Charlene Carruthers

Politics & government

Published on 28 August 2018 by Beacon Press in the United States.

Hardback | 240 pages
148 x 223 x 21 | 368g