Black power: the radical response to white America

Wagstaffe, Thomas, 1614-1614 or 1615-1709. (Author).

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Physical Description: print
150 pages. ; 22 cm.
Publisher: Beverly Hills [Calif.] : Glencoe Press, [1969]

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Under the abuse and censure of the world (1792) / Benjamin Banneker -- Why am I a slave? / Frederick Douglass -- Our heads are in the lion's mouth (1862) / John S. Rock -- Not benevolence but simply justice (1865) / Frederick Douglass -- Three centuries of discrimination (1947) / W.E.B. Du Bois -- The Fourth of July is an insult (1857) / Charles Lenox Redmond -- If you must bleed, let it come all at once (1843) / Henry Highland Garnet -- Every eye is looking for another Nat Turner (1863) / William Wells Brown -- I have no hopes in this country (1852) / Martin R. Delaney -- Resolution of the convention of free colored people (1852) -- We have no wish to separate from our present homes (1836) / James Forten -- There is no manhood future in the United States for the Negro (1895) / Henry M. Turner -- The conservation of races (1897) / W.E.B. Du Bois -- The nationalism of the new Negro (1920) / Oswald Z. Parris -- The Negro's greatest enemy (1923) / Marcus Garvey -- The only way to redeem Africa (1923) / A. Philip Randolph -- Soviet Russia and the Negro (1923) / Claude McKay -- Every freedom movement is labeled "communist" (1962) / Robert F. Williams -- Who is the real villain: Uncle Tom or Simon Legree? (1966) / SNCC Position Paper on Black Power -- A letter to Americans (1968) / James Baldwin -- An advocate of Black power defines it (1968) / Charles V. Hamilton -- The legacy of slavery and the roots of Black nationalism / Eugene D. Genovese.