UK: Playwright David Edgar discusses the importance of Stuart Hall

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"Two giants of the Caribbean diaspora died this week – Stuart Hall, academic and cultural theorist; Buzz Johnson, publisher and people’s educator. They represented two ends of a black left spectrum of politics – the one an acclaimed theoretician and eminent wordsmith who influenced a phalanx of students with his ideas, the other a practical man who single-handedly ran a black publishing venture, Karia Press, which uncovered/discovered and publicised a whole range of Caribbean writers and thinkers. Stuart Hall has been rightly claimed and acclaimed for his massive contribution. But Buzz, in the shadows till the last, has never had his due recognition."

See the story: Playwright David Edgar discusses the importance of Stuart Hall (IRR News, link) and Buzz Johnson, people’s educator and the founder of Karia Press, died this week (IRR News, link)

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