Hammer & Hope

We are inspired by the courageous Black radicals in Alabama whose lives and struggles to organize against capitalism and white supremacist terror in the 1930s and 1940s are memorialized in Robin D. G. Kelley’s book Hammer and Hoe, from which we take our name.

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We are inspired by the courageous Black radicals in Alabama whose lives and struggles to organize against capitalism and white supremacist terror in the 1930s and 1940s are memorialized in Robin D. G. Kelley’s book Hammer and Hoe, from which we take our name.

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