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Inspired by the Black radical tradition and the idea of racial capitalism, this issue explores why any vision of justice must grapple with the history of slavery.
A critique that anticipated the political currents of contemporary America.
What if we use the history of slavery as a standpoint from which to rethink our notion of justice today?
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