Black Power: Controlled Assessment Part B
Out of frustration with the lack of progress from the Civil Rights movement and dissatisfactionwith the pace of change grew the Black Power movement. Many were inspired by the ideas of Malcom X: that Black people should understand the history of slavery, reject white domination, be proud of their identity, and organise themseves to become self sufficient. As for the struggle, rather than always being nonviolent, they should use 'any means necessary.' Some - such as the Black Panthers - called for a revolution in the USA.
Columbia University site on Malcolm X
Brother Malcolm site.
Malcolm X website.
Black Panther site
The Panthers' 10 point Plan
The Panthers (Marxist site)
Panther rules
Stanford University site on the Panthers
History written by an imprisoned former Panther
Timeline
You Tube:
Martin Luther King and Malcolm X debate
Black Power Salute - BBC documentary
Black Panthers- film made by the Panthers (in 6 parts)
Film: 'Panther' (1st of 12)
Malcolm X interviewed
Malcolm X videos
Extract from Spike Lee's film 'Malcolm X'
Opening speech from film 'Malcolm X'
Hospital scene from film
Martin Luther King's 'I Have A Dream' speech
1965 Watts Riots - US news report
Watts Riots
Watts Riots - documentary
James Brown: "I'm Black and I'm Proud"
Stokely Carmichael: "We Ain't Going"
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