The Black Power Movement. Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles.

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The Black Power Movement

Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles

The Black Power Movement Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles Sought to connect with African political movements

The Black Power Movement Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles Sought to connect with African political movements Reclaimed black history and identity from cultural terrorism

The Black Power Movement Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles Sought to connect with African political movements Reclaimed black history and identity from cultural terrorism Rejected ideological indoctrination of educational system

The Black Power Movement Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles Sought to connect with African political movements Reclaimed black history and identity from cultural terrorism Rejected ideological indoctrination of educational system Rejected values of Western Modernity

The Black Power Movement Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles Sought to connect with African political movements Reclaimed black history and identity from cultural terrorism Rejected ideological indoctrination of educational system Rejected values of Western Modernity Sought to establish Black-controlled institutions

The Black Power Movement Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles Sought to connect with African political movements Reclaimed black history and identity from cultural terrorism Rejected ideological indoctrination of educational system Rejected values of Western Modernity Sought to establish Black-controlled institutions Emphasized Community over Individual

The Black Power Movement Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles Sought to connect with African political movements Reclaimed black history and identity from cultural terrorism Rejected ideological indoctrination of educational system Rejected values of Western Modernity Sought to establish Black-controlled institutions Emphasized Community over Individual Rejected “integration” as a goal

The Black Power Movement Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles Sought to connect with African political movements Reclaimed black history and identity from cultural terrorism Rejected ideological indoctrination of educational system Rejected values of Western Modernity Sought to establish Black-controlled institutions Emphasized Community over Individual Rejected “integration” as a goal Rejected white collaboration

The Black Power Movement Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles Sought to connect with African political movements Reclaimed black history and identity from cultural terrorism Rejected ideological indoctrination of educational system Rejected values of Western Modernity Sought to establish Black-controlled institutions Emphasized Community over Individual Rejected “integration” as a goal Rejected white collaboration Black Power Movement was sometimes charged with being “racism in reverse” or “Black Supremacist” (I think this is an oversimplified charge)