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This revolutionary work exposed the depths of systemic racism in the USA, providing a radical political framework for reform: lasting social change would only be accomplished thru unity among African-Americans & independence from the preexisting order. An eloquent document of the civil rights movement that remains of profound social relevance decades after publication. Preface Dedication White Power: The Colonial Situation Black Power: Its Need & Substance The Myths of Coalition Mississippi Freedom Democrats: Bankruptcy of the Establishment Black-belt Election: New Day A'Coming Tuskegee, Alabama: The Politics of Deference Dynamite in the Ghetto The Search for New Forms Afterword: T.C.B. Bibliography Index
Published: Jan 01, 1967
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