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At times his passion grates against reason, and he displays occasional
discursive drifts, but there can be little doubt that Cruse is among the critical
figures helping to shape an indigenous Afro-American radicalism. Hence, an
examination of ...
At times his passion grates against reason, and he displays occasional
discursive drifts, but there can be little doubt that Cruse is among the critical
figures helping to shape an indigenous Afro-American radicalism. Hence, an
examination of ...
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Cruse does not, however, rule out the idea of class struggle. He maintains simply
that in America class struggle is subordinate to ethnic group struggle. Two ethnic
groups are of particular concern to black people, in Cruse's estimate, because ...
Cruse does not, however, rule out the idea of class struggle. He maintains simply
that in America class struggle is subordinate to ethnic group struggle. Two ethnic
groups are of particular concern to black people, in Cruse's estimate, because ...
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28 The most serious flaw in Cruse's work is this failure to establish, by argument
or evidence, his central thesis concerning the salience of the cultural apparatus
and the projected cultural revolution. He evidences an unfortunate tendency to ...
28 The most serious flaw in Cruse's work is this failure to establish, by argument
or evidence, his central thesis concerning the salience of the cultural apparatus
and the projected cultural revolution. He evidences an unfortunate tendency to ...
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Contents
Introduction | 1 |
H The Social Context of Black Power | 21 |
IE Black Nationalism | 89 |
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| Title | Black awakening in capitalist America: an analytic history |
| Author | Robert L. Allen |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Anchor Books, 1970 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 17 Sep 2008 |
| Length | 305 pages |
| Subjects | › › African Americans African Americans - Civil rights African Americans - History - 1964 African Americans/ Civil rights African Americans/ History/ 1964 Afro-Americans Black power Black power - United States Black power/ United States History / United States / 20th Century History / United States / General Political Science / General Political Science / Political Freedom & Security / Civil Rights Social Science / Ethnic Studies / African American Studies |
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