Robin Bunce is Director of Studies for Politics at Homerton College, Cambridge, UK, and a Bye-Fellow in History at St Edmund's College, Cambridge. He is also an editor of Twentieth Century History Review.Paul Field worked as a journalist for many years specializing in issues of policing, asylum and institutional racism, before becoming a lawyer specializing in the fields of discrimination and employment.

• Preface Introduction – ‘Darcus Howe is a West Indian’ 1 Son of a Preacher Man2 ‘ Dabbling with Revolution ’ : Black Power Comes to Britain 3 Know Yourself 4 Cause for Concern5 ‘ Darcus Howe is not a Comedian ’6 Revolution in Trinidad: ‘Seize Power and send for James’7 A Resting Place in Babylon: Frank Crichlow and the Mangrove 8 Demonstration 9 Clampdown10 55 Days at the Old Bailey11 Towards Racial Justice 12 Race Today: ‘Come what may here to stay’13 Ten Years on bail: ‘Darcus outta jail’14 ‘Thirteen Dead and Nothing Said’15 Insurrection16 Carnival: Revolutionaries Don’t Wear Glitter 17 Playing Devil’s Advocate 18 Slave Nation 19 Fight to the Finish Bibliography Index

Darcus Howe has had a somewhat dramatic personal and political life, both of which are sewn together seamlessly in the forthcoming book Darcus Howe: A Political Biography.