Booker T. Washington on Black Rights 
.... what came to be known as the 'Negro problem.'" The passage goes on to note the debate between Washington and the far more radical
black leader and writer WEB ....
(1598
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The Autobiography of Malcolm X
.... The radical
black leader--whose short, fiery life ended in a blizzard of gunfire in 1965--has been reborn as a compelling symbol and teacher for a new ....
(1456
6
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Sociology Malcolm X
.... of the excellent job director Spike Lee does tracing the identity and worldview development of Malcolm X, we are able to see the fiery
black leader as more ....
(948
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Race Relations
.... Another major influence in the
black rebellion of the mid-20th century was Malcolm X, another
black leader who would end up murdered as was King. ....
(1455
6
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The FBI's Attacks on the Black Panthers
.... stated that the goals of COINTELPRO were (1) to prevent a coalition of militant
black nationalist groups; (2) to prevent the rise of a
black leader who could ....
(2213
9
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19th Century Alternatives of Black Leaders
.... Another alternative was the "Back to Africa" movement proposed by
black leader Martin Delaney and later continued in the 20th century by Marcus Garvey and ....
(522
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FBI File on Malcolm X
.... Malcolm X was actually kept under surveillance as long as he was because he was an important
black leader with a large following. ....
(960
4
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In Black Elk Speaks
.... The life of
Black Elk as spiritual autobiography emphasizes the reliance of this
leader and his people on the help and guidance of ancestors, of nature, and of ....
(826
3
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Afro-American Leader Malcolm X
.... Malcolm X had became the leading spokesman for the
Black Muslims to the outside world. As
leader of the largest temple in New York, Malcolm enjoyed a close ....
(2886
12
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Haile Selassie
.... and they adopted him as their deity because there was a tremendous void to be filled in
Black leadership and he was the only
Black leader promoting
Black ....
(1437
6
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Racial Justice Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, and WEB Dubois
.... The injustices all three witnessed about them, however, had a different impact on how each
black leader developed their views on achieving racial justice. ....
(1115
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Booker T. Washington
.... Both describe him as the most powerful
black leader of his time. Schneider says that Washington exercised more power over the ideas ....
(1592
6
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The life of Malcolm X
.... The key to understanding Malcolm X and his role as a
black leader is contained in a brief description from Haley's Introduction. ....
(2429
10
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Charismatic Civil Rights Leaders
.... Malcolm's father was a poor Baptist preacher and a follower of Marcus Garvey, the
black leader who proclaimed that
black Americans should return to Africa; he ....
(838
3
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Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X
.... Malcolm's father was a poor Baptist preacher and a follower of Marcus Garvey, the
black leader who proclaimed that
black Americans should return to Africa; he ....
(838
3
)
Race
.... and political protest was explicitly offered as an alternative the what Du Bois and others believed was the accommodationist stance of
black leader Booker T ....
(1833
7
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Booker T. Washington
.... Wizard of Tuskegee, 1901-1915 is the second volume of Louis Harlan's biography of Washington; the first volume, The Making of a
Black Leader, appeared several ....
(1514
6
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Jesse Jackson's 1984 Presidential Campaign Anno
.... humanitarian gesture." At that time, he dominated the Democratic party, and, as one Mondale consultant said, he was "the most formidable
Black leader in America ....
(2721
11
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South Africa's Economic & Social Problems
.... This nationwide protest was heightened in 1977, when the popular
black leader Steve Biko died under mysterious circumstances while in police custody. ....
(2862
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Economic & Social Problems of South Africa
.... This nationwide protest was heightened in 1977, when the popular
black leader Steve Biko died under mysterious circumstances while in police custody. ....
(2839
11
)
Essays on Society
.... A
black leader of any sort, however, automatically is a role model in some manner, but the media often manipulates the image for its own purposes. ....
(1593
6
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Muhammad Ali
.... five years in prison for his defiance against the government but remained free on appeal -- an act that further enhanced his image as a positive
black leader. ....
(2347
9
)
Brazilian Society
....
leader turned his back on the traditional themes of white heroes and white history to create a sort of "
Black Power" theme with a hymn to the
black leader Zumbi ....
(2082
8
)
Worldwide Black Nationalism
.... was the
leader of the Civil Rights Movement, and Malcolm X would become the
leader and icon of the
Black Nationalist movement as spokesperson for the Nation of ....
(3248
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Anti-Slavery Crusader John Brown John Brown was an anti-slavery ...
.... bloodshed. In 1847, Brown met the famous
black leader Frederick Douglass and told him of his plan to free all slaves. Douglass, being ....
(2405
10
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Ways of Seeing Art
.... In her pieces showing portraits of famous people the
black leader Malcolm X is featured in a
black-and-white news photograph with a label across it that says ....
(1430
6
)
Anti-Slavery Crusader John Brown
.... bloodshed. In 1847, Brown met the famous
black leader Frederick Douglass and told him of his plan to free all slaves. Douglass, being ....
(2477
10
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The Developing Philosophy of Martin Luther King, Jr.
.... More than any other
black leader, King, because of his special gift of action and the special character of nonviolent resistance, was able to deal with the ....
(2147
9
)
Nuclear Testing in Asia
.... Many political experts think so, because he has been a
leader who just happens to be
black, rather than a "
black leader." Part of Colin Powell's appeal has to ....
(2693
11
)
Elaine Brown's A Taste of Power: A Black Woman's
.... taught Brown what it was like to be
black, what it was like to be around strong
black men, even what it was like to be a
leader among strong
black men, but it ....
(2129
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