A Black History a Month Bibliography

From Dr Patrick A ODougherty

Psychology Writing is Bone Writing!

It is often a failure of Family Prophecy.

Psyche Clients are Often  Victims of Rejection and Abuse.

Quo Vadis! 

JBone Writing! Archaeology is Book Writing, Mirror Methodology

 I. Ask a question!  Who is  the man/woman in the mirror?

II. Epiphany means a Coming Out. Create a word set for stories.

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III. Build a Bibliography--A Failure of Prophecy Bibliography

Ref. Eric Goldman, Rendezvous With Destiny, Princeton University.

F. Scott Fitzgerald, the Great Gatsby, to learn from life cycles. Daisy Buchanan deals Gatsby a child by another man than her husband.

William Faulkner, Light in August.  Learn from life cycles, for example, illegitimacy.

Ernest Hemingway, A Farewell to Arms. Utopia is the Greek word for No Place.  Birth, Death, Rebirth and the Interim period are the Bardos of Nature and love relationships.

David Noble and Peter Carroll, the Free and the Unfree.

Carolyn Merchant, Key Concepts in Critical Theory: Ecology.

Thomas Friedman, The Lexus and the Olive Tree.

Fitzjof Capra, The Tao of Physics.

Hegel's, Master and the Slave Parable.

St. Patrick's Confession and Epistle.

David R. Roedigger, Colored White:  Transcending America's Racial Past.

Edmundo O'Gorman, The Invention of America.

Patrick Brantlinger, Crusoe's Footprints. 

John Quiggan, Zombie Economics.

Michael Foucault, The History of Sexuality.

Jervis Anderson, This Was Harlem.

II.  Create A Table of Contents From this Bibliography

III. A Preface:  A Prayer Coda Against Black Slave Codes-- Doing History

IV. Generate a Book from this table of Contents

V. Timeline, Winter Solstice, Tampa, Fl Ybor. 

1 Cray Plaza St. Paul,  

Link the Sovereignty Bibliography of the Enabled to the Bone Writing Bibliographies of the Oppressed.

By Dr. Patrick A ODougherty

Link this Bibliography to the Ya Basta. Subcomandante Marcos work. Then, Bone Write Your Personal Myth!

Border: Ajourney to the Edge of Europe. Kappa Kassabova

The Invention of the Jewish People. Solomon Sand

Kingdom of the Unjust. Medea Benjamin.

We Wish to Inform You that Tomorrow We Will be Killed With Our Families. Philip Gourevitch.

Nothing to Envy: Ordinary Lives in North Korea. Barbara Denice.

Planet of Slums. Mike Davis. 

Ya Basta. Subcomandante Marcos.

Open Veins of Latin America: Five Centuries of the Pillage of a Continent. Eduardo Galeano.

Revolt of Ghent. William Morris.

Partisan as Women in the Armed Resistance to Fascism and German Occupation (1936-1945) Ingrid Strobl.

A People’s History of the Hmong. Paul Hillmer.

All Power to the Councils. Gabriel Kuhn.

The Angry Brigade. Gordon Carr.

Fire and Flames: a history of the German autonomist movement. George Katsiasficas.

Pistoleros. Farquhar McHarg.

The Black Jacobins: Toussaint l’Ouverture and the San Domingo Revolution CLR James

The Magna Carta Manifesto: Liberties and Commons for All. Peter Limbaugh. 

The Stages of Irish Revolution have moved to Media Crux!

2Haymarket Books Bibliography. From Dr. Patrick A ODougherty

A Mind Garden Landscape of Books! 

Angela Davis, Attorney, National Lawyers Guild.

I wish to remain Silent.

I wish to call an attorney.

I do not consent to be searched.

Things That Make White People Uncomfortable, Michael Bennett and Dave Zirin

The Torture Machine, Flint Taylor: Racism and Police Violence In Chicago. Flint Taylor.

A Nation Unmade by War: Bombing the Rubble in the Age of Trump

Every Body Has a Story, Beverly Gologorsky.

The Long Term: Resisting Life Sentences, Building Liberatory Movements, Edited by Alice Kim, Erica, Meiners, Jill Petty, Audrey Petty, Beth Richie, and Sarah Ross.

Feminist Freedom Warriors: Genealogies, Justic, Politics, and Hope. Edited by Chandra Talpade Mohanty and Linda E. Carty

Rebuilding Worker’s Power: A Jacobin Collection.Micah Uetricht and Chris Maisano.

Striking to Survive: Workers Resistance To Factory Relocations In China. By Pun Ngai and Sam Austin.

Indefensible. Democracy, Counter-Revolution, and the Rhetoric of Ant-Imperialism, Rohini Hensman

Alexandra Kollontai, Writings From The Struggle, Edited and translated by Cathy Porter

In the Red Corner, The Marxism of Jose Carlos Mariategui, Mike Gonzalez

Subterranean Fire. A History of Working-Class Radicalism in the United States, Sharon Smith.

Class, Party, Revolution. A SocialistReader. Edited by Leo Panitch, Breg Albion, Alan Zuege.

Women and the American Labor Movement. From the First Trade Unions to the Present. Philip S. Foner.

State Capitalism in Russia. Tony Cliff.

The Conspiracy of Modern Art. Luis Renato Martins.

Finance Capital Today. Corporations and Banks from the Global Slump. Francois Chesnais.

Art and Value. Art’s Economic Exceptionalism In Classical, Neoclassical and Marxist Economics. Dave Beech.

Marx’s Economic Manuscript of1864-1865. Fred Moseley

Identifying a Free Society. Conditions and Indicators. Milan Zafirovski

Labor Markets, Identities, Controversies. Tom Brass.

Marxism and Criminology. Valeria Vega Weis.

Mobilizing Public Sociology. Scholars, Activistsand Latino Migrants.

Converse on a Common Ground. Edited by VictoriaCarty and Rafael Luevano.

Sub-Imperialism Revisited. Dependency Theory in the Thought of Ruy Mauro Marini.

9.5 Theses on Art and Class. Ben Davis.

The Battle for Justice in Palestine. Ali Abunimah.

A Beautiful Ghetto.Devin Allen.

Black Girl Magic. Edited by Jamila Woods, Mahogany L. Brown,

and Idrissa Simmons.

Black Liberation and Socialism. Ahmed Shawki.

The Black Power Mixtape. Edited by Gorman Olson

Boots Riley. Tell Homeland Security—We Are the Bomb. Boots Riley.

Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions. The Global Struggle for Palestinian Rights. Omar Barghouti.

Capitalism. A Ghost Story. Arundhati Roy.

Class War, USA : Dispatches From Worker’s Struggles In American History. Brandon Weber.

Demand the Impossible! A Radical Manifesto. Bill Ayers. 

The End of Imagination. Arundhati Roy.

Freedom is a Constant Struggle. Ferguson, Palestine, and the Foundations of a Movement. Angela Y. Davis.

History of the Russian Revolution. 

No-No Boy

Nisei Daughter

Looking like the Enemy 

Un-American—Richard Cohan

Minidka—Teresa Tamara

Whispered Silences—Japanese Americans and World War II

Born Free and Equal—Library of Congress Collections

Heart Mountain—A Photo essay

Impounded —Linda Gordon

Personal Justice Denied—Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians

Years of Infany—The Untold Story of America’s Concentration Camps by Michigan Weglyn