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Harold Cruse, the Loneliest Black Radical Intellectual
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Harold Cruse, the Loneliest Black Radical Intellectual
Harold Wright Cruse (1916–2005), my colleague at the University of Michigan for decades, may have been the most flamboyantly paradoxical radical intellectual ever to roam our institution’s halls. An astonishing autodidact with a wealth of knowledge about cultural and political history, Cruse authored a foundational work in black studies: (1967). Now, two decades after his death, a short, pacy biography by Villanova …
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