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know your history: black power
black power. apparently stokely carmichael said it first. what do you know about the legacy of the revolution? (i hope not just what they have taught you in schools). question: what is america teaching about the black power movement that … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1960's, 1970's, amiri baraka, angela davis, black arts movement, black panthers, black power, black power mixtape, black power movement, bobby seale, brooklyn, civil rights era, civil rights movement, education, emory douglass, harlem, hip-hop, huey p. newton, knowledge is power, legacy, malcolm x, martin luther king jr., new york, oakland, revolution, revolutionary art, revolutionary suicide, stokely carmichael, survival
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