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Table of Contents 

PREFACE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Editor's INTRODUCTION 
Margaret Walker: SINCE 1969

I. BLACK POWER THROUGH HISTORY 
Benjamin Banneker: LETTER TO THOMAS JEFFERSON, 1791
Letter from and to Slave Rebels, 1793
David Walker: THE APPEAL, 1829
Nat Turner: from Turner's CONFESSIONS, 1831
Henry Garnet: CALL TO REBELLION, 1843
Frederick Douglass: NO PROGRESS WITHOUT STRUGGLE!, 1849
John S. Rock: COMPARING WHITE AND BLACK AMERICANS, 1858
Robert Purvis: ON AMERICAN DEMOCRACY, 1860
Editorial from the Chicago Conservator: BLOOD, BRAND, OR LIBERTY, 1880
John E. Bruce: SPEECH, 1889
W. E. B. Du Bois: PERSONAL NOTES, 1893
Marcus Garvey: from PHILOSOPHY AND OPINIONS, 1923 

II. BLACK POWER: THE CONCEPT 
Stokley Carmichael: POWER AND RACISM
James P. Comer: THE SOCIAL POWER OF THE NEGRO
Vincent Harding: BLACK POWER AND THE AMERICAN CHRIST
Alvin F. Poussaint: THE NEGRO AMERICAN: HIS SELF-IMAGE AND INTEGRATION
Nathan Wright, Jr.: THE CRISIS WHICH BRED BLACK POWER
LeRoi Jones: THE NEED FOR A CULTURAL BASE TO CIVILRITES AND BPOWER Mooments
Adelaide Cromwell Hill: WHAT IS AFRICA TO US?
Lawrence P. Neal: BLACK POWER IN THE INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT 

III. BLACK POWER IN ACTION 
Robert F. Williams: from NEGROES WITH GUNS
Maulana Ron Karnega: from THE QUOTABLE KARENGA
Charles V. Hamilton: RIOTS, REVOLTS, AND RELEVANT RESPONSE
Floyd B. McKissick: PROGRAMS FOR BLACK POWER
Nathan Hare: HOW WHITE POWER WHITEWASHES BLACK POWER
Chuck Stone: THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON BLACK POWER
Julius W. Hobson: BLACK POWER - RIGHT OR LEFT? 

IV. BLACK POWER AND ME 
Jean Smith: I LEARNED TO FEEL BACK
Barbara Ann Teer: NEEDED - A NEW IMAGE
John E. Johnson: SUPER BLACK MAN
Bryon Rushing: I WAS BORN
Gwenna Cummings: BLACK WOMEN - OFTEN DISCUSSED BUT NEVER UNDERSTOOD
Malcolm X: LETTERS FROM MECCA
Gaston Neal: TODAY 

CONTRIBUTORS 
APPENDIX
I Adam Clayton Powell's BLACK POSITION PAPER
II Letter from Elijah Muhammad
III Statement by the National Committee of Negro Clergymen

BIBLIOGRAPHY

INDEX

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