01617nam a2200229Ia 450000100060000000300050000600500170001100800410002801000230006904300120009205000180010408200110012210000350013324500900016826000360025830000160029449000340031050000110034450508910035565000700124665100710131672498BIBL20160527195715.0820427s1970    mau           00010 eng    aevn00000408 //r873  an-us---0 aE185.61b.S580 a322/.410aFarganis, Sondraecomp.2Local14aThe Black revolt and democratic politicscEdited with an introd. by Sondra Silverman.0 aLexington, Mass.bHeathc[1970]  axix, 100 p.0 aProblems in political science  a9206240 aWho has the revolution or thoughts on the second reconstruction, by J.B. Turner and W.M. Young, Jr.--The intellectuals and force and violence, by H. Cruse.--From protest to politics: the future of the civil rights movement, by B. Rustin.--The myths of coalition, by S. Carmichael and C.V. Hamilton.--The Negro in politics, by J.Q. Wilson.--An interracial movement of the poor? By C. Wittman and T. Hayden.--How a minority can change society, by O. Breiman.--An advocate of Black power defines it, by C.V. Hamilton.--Black power: a discussion, by T. Kahn.--Black power: right or left? By J. Hobson.--The Black manifesto, by National Black Economic Development Conference.--Reciprocal bases of national culture and the fight for freedom, by F. Fanon.--Convalescence, by E. Cleaver.--Epilogue: the phenomenon of ghetto life, by S. Silverman.--Suggestions for additional reading (p. 97-100) 0aAfro-AmericansxCivil rightsxAddresses, essays, lectures.2Local 0aUnited StatesxRace relationsxAddresses, essays, lectures.2Local