RENALDO was one of my most interesting students at Penn whom I’ve had the pleasure of advising on several thesis and works. His book project is really very good. His treatment of Black nationalism and Marcus Garvey in the context of the globalized economy is unique, and really a brand-new interpretation. That’s just one of many very interesting points he covers. The thesis is very thorough, very provocative, well-argued, and overall, more than acceptable.

MARTIN OPPENHEIMER is professor emeritus of sociology, Rutgers University. His latest book is The Hate Handbook (Lexington).

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