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Claudia Jones: Beyond Containment Autobiographical Reflections, Essays and Poems, edited by Carole Boyce Davies

Carole Boyce Davies’ most recent book, a collection of Claudia Jones’ autobiographical reflections, essays and poems, opens up a fascinating and extremely important view of a black woman intellectual and activist whom histories of black male leadership, and ‘herstories’ of white women’s triumphs have systematically elided. Claudia Jones (1915 1964) emigrated with her family to the United States as a child, and, following her imprisonment and deportation from the US, was given asylum in the UK, where she lived and worked as a black community activist for many years. Today, Jones is buried to the left of Karl Marx, (a phrase used as a conceit in Davies’ earlier book) in the Highgate Cemetery in London. As Davies states in her introduction, Jones was a