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245 00 Redefining Black power :|breflections on the state of
Black America /|cedited by Joanne Griffith.|h[Boundless
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264 1 |bCity Lights Books,|c2012.
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505 0 The movement for the expansion and deepening of democracy
in America : a conversation of context with Dr. Vincent
Harding -- What about the brother at the bottom of the
well? : law in the age of Obama with Professor Michelle
Alexander -- Dollars and sense? : race, recession and
recovery : racial equality and economic parity with Dr.
Julianne Malveaux -- Barack Obama, the new crack? : a
story of revolution with Ramona Africa -- Probing the
president : the media's paralysis of analysis? : race, the
press and the White House with Linn Washington, Jr -- It
matters what needs to be done : politics and green
activism with Van Jones -- A quiet victory for emotional
justice : the first family and the African American psyche
with Esther Armah -- Going forward / Joanne Giffith.
520 "The Obama presidency represents a major milestone in
black history and the struggle for political, economic and
cultural equality in the United States. But how--if at all
--has the first black presidency helped move things
forward for people of color? Has it delivered the 'change
we can believe in' and 'deepening of democracy' that
communities of color organized around? How has the reality
and image of a black First Family impacted American
culture? What lessons from past struggles can be applied
to this unique historical moment to advance multicultural
democracy in the U.S.? Starting the exploration of these
questions with the voices of past civil rights and black
power activists held in the historic Pacifica Radio
Archives, BBC journalist Joanne Griffith traveled the
country to interview black intellectuals, leaders and
activists. The result is a rich and wide-ranging
exploration of the hot-button issues facing African
Americans today, from religion, law amd media to education
and the economy, to the ever-shifting meaning of Obama's
contribution and impact. Both timely and rich in personal
wisdom, Redefining Black Power connects the dots between
past civil rights struggles and the future of black civic
and cultural life in the United States"--Provided by
publisher.
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651 0 United States|xPolitics and government|y2009-2017.
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