I wanted to only do a basic summary for the Breaking the Ideology of Separation Versus Integration series. Here, I will briefly discuss some of the tactics that can be
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Breaking the Ideology of Separation Versus Integration: Part 5 – Dr. King and the Mainstream Civil Rights Movement Versus Malcolm X and the Nation of IslamBreaking the Ideology of Separation Versus Integration: Part 5 – Dr. King and the Mainstream Civil Rights Movement Versus Malcolm X and the Nation of Islam
Introduction The last part was on W.E.B. Du Bois and the N.A.A.C.P. Transitioning to the next era, by the 1960s, two major movements were established in the black community: the
Breaking the Ideology of Separation Versus Integration: Part 3 – Marcus Garvey Versus W.E.B. Du BoisBreaking the Ideology of Separation Versus Integration: Part 3 – Marcus Garvey Versus W.E.B. Du Bois
Introduction In Part 2 of this series, I covered Booker T. Washington’s contention with W.E.B. Du Bois. I would encourage everyone (before reading this) to go back and take a look at
History of Black Liberation and Colonization (20th Century Targeting)History of Black Liberation and Colonization (20th Century Targeting)
Unlike the Timeline on Violence, there are no individual, external motivations or sources to cite. This was a part of my entire project to provide relevant information on the history