Revue des Colonies Volume No 2 is a magazine devoted to issues related to colonialism and race in the French Empire. Written and published by the Société d'hommes de couleur, it includes articles, essays, and other content that explores the experiences of people living under French colonial rule. This French-language book is an important resource for those interested in the history of colonialism and race relations in France.

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