Présence Africaine
No. 51

CHEIKH ANTA DIOP on “Evolution of the Negro World” and HAROLD CRUSE — the American critic later known for The Crisis of the Negro Intellectual — asking “Rebellion or Revolution?” LILYAN LAGNEAU-KESTELOOT reads Césaire’s Roi Christophe as African independence seen through Haitian eyes, closing a thread the journal had been running for three years. P. F. Lacroix on the problems of African languages; Guy Tirolien’s short story “Long Live Belisaire!”; and a Palaver on the implications of the NIGERIAN GENERAL STRIKE and “Lumumba Twice Assassinated”.