1. The Black Power Movement
Black Americans, like oppressed groups elsewhere, have rarely accepted the subordinate position forced upon them by the larger white society. American racism and exploitation have generated black protest. ... Most Americans have some knowledge of certain dramatic confrontations between blacks and whites. ... Its significant uses of the black religious community to accomplish political goals also linked the modern movement to the earlier mass movements, which also relied heavily on the church. ... Two, this was the first time in American History that blacks adopted nonviolent tactics as a way ...
- Word Count: 1967
- Approx Pages: 8
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School