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BIBLIOGRAPHY coat, ---------, "Thc Z ,,nzibar Move ." p. 25 (an unsigned editorial), (Apt ; 25 1964) . Notes_ on tr;o Relationship b etween Black Nation-,Iis rr~, I.frionn Nation^lism _nnd PanAfricanism ; a_.n Intorn_ationcil Rolctions Viewpoint.an unpublished paper by Kenn TA, Freeman . The-Re -porter . "Tanganyika : The Tribulations of a 'Good Man, pp . 21-25, (April 9, 1964) . freeman
46 lumumba TseTung, Mao . Oq M, hods of Leadership, Peking ; Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1960 . This short, concise p ¬=phlet by the leading Marxist theorician of the day is a must for all Afro^,merican leaders, non-communist and communist alike . The nut her states two rules that leaders should employ in carrying out any task :(1) linking the gener^l with the . specific, (2) linking the le^dership with the rank and file . He tells us that generFl directives when linked with specific guidance(e .g . attending to detrils, investigating a few branches and giving personal guidance to some) they were carried out successfully, however when this was not done failure occured . "Tho scattered and unsystematic views of the masses are summed up, that is, brought together and unsystematized after examination, and then the summing-up is exp1rined nnd popularized until the summarized ideas become more nearly correct, more vital and more mean ingful ." This is the only way Mao sees the leadership can be linked with the rink and file, At this point one begins to wonder, what does he mean by "more nearly correct, more vital and more meaningful"? On this phrase there is a wide latitude for divergency, especially between Marxists and non-Marxists . 'there are two p,:rticul : r points that are of especial interests to the emerging revolution .7~ry, Black le .^.dership in the U .S . "The h^rder the struggle, the greater is the necessity of closely linking the leadership with the dem,-.n~~s . 6f the rare'- :.,:1d file(p .9) .'° The second important point is : "Not more than one central task should be assigned at any one time to any one loc^litythough the central task may be supplemented by tasks of secondary and tertiary importance In such a short work this great thinker renders in pocta-cnllyprecise language what many were never taught in four year courses of political science in racist, bourgeois, western Universities, reviewed by mamadou lumumba
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freeman 93 authority of the U .N .
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servant who was responsible for kee
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Some people have said -hha Luinumba
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freeman 9y clearly implicates Tshom
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FOOTNOTES freeman 101 PHRT ONE : So
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that struggle for freedom they coul
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THAT BOY LERot hughes 111 Seemingly
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hamilton 113 to see ti'~HfTE school
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AN APPEAL FOR SISTER BETTY SHABAZZ
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118 simmons black lives are destroy
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120 simmons intention, and whcra do
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122 williams All My Yesterdays The
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121 borne The woman up front rises
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126 freeman Now I'm not no lazy per
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128 j :ackmon Malcolm X . Coltrane
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130 stone and to pledge eternal all
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7-32 snellings Pagan Spain, sunny F
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134 baker control the most vast emp
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136 vincent man in Asia and Africa,
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138 vincerit Although DuBois felt f
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140 vincent of color is the article
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ANAPPEAL FOR THE STATUE OF LIBERTY
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lbs. africana APARTHEID IS DOOMED T
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146 hamilton THE NEGRO IMAGE 1N WES
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148 hami It iii the "monkey," the "
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SOULBOOK
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i cI Y e. soul econow i . c'poetry
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THAT'S WATTS HAPPENING Those black
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Burn, Baby , Burn Don't leave deco
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d .~p 155 China, in exploding two U
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diop 15 7 is what is understood by
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diop 159 The U . S . made it cloar
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diop 161 to realize that egoism vis
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ROBERT WILLIAMS : A NEW FIGURED N S
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freeman 165 Yellow peoples . . .- .
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freeman 169 contest of humanity aga
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freeman 17 1 'canalized' in the dan
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freeman 173 Africa with the result
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acial disintegration . freeman 175
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10 . Colin Legum, Pan-A fricanism ,
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freeman 179 wonderful pattern, simp
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the facade o bourgeois mo~crac~ by
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. r o acme cesaire carol freeman ha
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and as for yours, may it hide the s
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Autant en emporte le froissement du
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Be careful society ! Dont eat men .
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notes from great sociat prison dedi
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nono please if sorry i won't challe
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other disbelievers but (i saw max r
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The Govso Like a goose who never fl
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partners in kgositsile 189 ~h~te ra
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kgositsile 20 1 where through her b
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haywood 203 The Crislf Of Negro R4e
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haywood World War II . There is a s
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haywood 207 control of the state ap
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pena 200 and industry than the Puer
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forever embrace . Pedro Albizu retu
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pena 21& of thousands . It had not
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pona 215 mundo qua Puerto Rico es u
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. pang 217 Isla a la llarlada de La
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pe`na 219 de Ponce . Durante una pa
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allen 221 this working class is gro
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allen 223 attempts to ease out the
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ight to a living should no longer b
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footnotes I . James Beggs . "The Ri
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I . Page 151 second line should rea
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jszz economics ply antifmpertalisiu
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to our struggle . For in order to c
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NOTICE The accompanying communiqu6
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him along with the whole history of
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Complexity and depth as well as har
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many AfroAsian instruments, and Rol
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By this time, there exist a body of
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. . L . African Revolution, Vol . 1
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NW' ."O'new 96don Yes, Negro homema
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The understanding between men . . .
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eveal the responsible affective ano
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The "savage- of the bush" is not en
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Black, " ; it shows the black confr
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"Ho-ho-ho ?" Santa said a little we
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harry haywood THE TWO EPOCHS of NAT
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that, "American Negroes are asking
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able political program. All objecti
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We are dealing here with the specif
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Negroes' hopes for democratic integ
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gotten nstl ernis alien john fisher
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And in this night from the airless
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Hiphiphooray for the good old redwh
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Decaying teeth from some destructiv
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BLUES FOR BROk DEATH : BLUES FOR YO
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stricken Leave tunnel Hurry Stumbli
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In my torn heart In my black feet I
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y alfredo pena of the ho-Independen
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Day after day they strapped hi m do
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Long Live Patrice Lumumba 1 285 The
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En Narajito los campesinos vinieron
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La. lucha Puertorriquefia para la l
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Music, like literature and drama, d
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29 5 Shepp's solos were much too lo
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297 Last September the CONCP (Confe
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their reunification, notably by the
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lhore is a knock at the door, loud,
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The neighbor goes into the kitchen,
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the colonized of north america n~ri
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social kin . southern sharecropping
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Yf my frame of reference on this la
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NOW IN ITS 2nd YEAR of PUBLICATION
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CREDITS! CONTE editorial 1 RICHARD
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jazz economics poetry _ the quarter
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The black radical is not concerned
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J seriously wounded . Amongst those
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(4) Two South African White reporte
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spending . They even went to the ex
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the OAU must take on a revolutionar
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13 audience is quite safe, being fa
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Tl~c Indians . because of their spa
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i .' -~ ()1 .1 1JO_N ON_ THE RIGHTS
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troops aren't allowed to interfere
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In every organization, school, grou
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eject notes clarence major alt °n
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to Akilimali (whose richness is in
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foi ) ; iiji-ioals sake o , time su
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A Voice from Watts "Burn, Baby, bur
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" Brother Harlem Bedford Watts Tell
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Awfully stingy . ' And whilst we wa
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How dumb do you Sombitches think we
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You kick our ass . . Let him do his
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Woody and the Reading Railroad Just
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from ghetto magicians Now from the
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wiilie g reen NEXT IN LINE ? I woul
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if this appears pedantic, to equate
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ev~=rvon~ knrws that this- i :: : t
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o f inyment in Wie cities e ct, ,-a
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. , . of :rt in's lif,_ ; there is
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a force to take rower . , e're not
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carol freeman THINGS THAT GO BUMP I
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his love . After a while she did no
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throughout the ~un-developed' And i
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man's problem period! When Rosa Par
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for a revolutionary program based u
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simplifed formula runs throughout h
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paul lantimo LAC"lC REVOLUTION ILL
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colonialists rivalries, the French
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state(essential oil factories natio
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political character and endangered
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we want to extend our handespeciall
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SOULBOOK
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THE ORIGINAL SOULBOOK editorial moh
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for it is not true that th~'~~ork o
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OUR ANCESTORS, THE GAULS Psychiatri
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THE PSUEDO BOURGEOSIE In the majori
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frantz fanon racism in france! tran
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A WRITER STABBED The first fact is
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99 "Faah generation must, out of re
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103 of racis-m -in the; Uhited Stat
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105 or from North America), one is
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One last point; the intensification
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j ponder a `Of~f~4~0 ~~ ~~m tray,fu
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She was "definitely going to raise
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was the creation of a thorough-gpia
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I would , however , find it difficu
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From Ku/../~S~ supeslative collecti
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to you who almost turned me Qn yeah
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to a jealous cat my man . don't try
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Gonna stop g'in yo preacher my mone
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ts~v~~t:.,sozie ~r~E~.n blindness a
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He a leader . He go home to 40 thou
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"Sure is good to be in." Man, whats
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FLIRTATION Against these two pillar
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W.W. Back home the black women are
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The drive of the ghetto petty~ourge
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139 diversionray, and at worse, ext
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to W . E. B . DuBois, the clan issu
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143 is a rock on which all Black mo
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SROTHERB 145 P O BOX 6161 ~-LMHU RS
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147 THE SITUATION TODAY INTRODUCTIO
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149 to the slavemaster . Our main m
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Black People's national consciousne
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wf11i~ yr~~n 153 the world is the b
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155 selves with the reasons why ver
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15T but the failure of the document
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15 9 THE_ PROBLEM OF THE TV~NTIETH
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ls~ generation the working classes
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163 able to destroy in us~the feeli
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165 represenattives of the FALN, st
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16 7 " . . .al though, ?;eo~;raphic
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16 9 physically in the abolition of
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At this historic juncture, when the
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trp loss of self-~steom, and the in
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The Probl?m of the Ta~entieth C~" n
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where Stokely et al first found Bla
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, ~ .. ~~e ~t~e Man)w~ ~-~ its ~ fo
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