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Mind Map by john_s_pereira, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by john_s_pereira
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How much impact did Black Power
have on the civil rights protest
movement in the USA?
- Promotion of Self Esteem
- Black Power Organisations
- SNCC
- Stokely Carmichael
- Stokely Carmichael
- CORE
- Floyd McKissick
- Floyd McKissick
- Expel Whites
- SNCC
- Resasons for Decline
- Poor Organisation
- Lack of Money
- Poor Organisation
- Provided a focus for the issues facing blacks in
the inner cities
- Non Black Power Organisations
- NAACP
- NAACP
- Negative Impacts
- splintering of the Civil Rights Movement
- "The Relative Unity of the Civil Rights Movement was broken by
Black Power" Source: Civil Rights in the USA 1863-1980
- Fundamental Differences emerged
- Attiituds to White 'Allies'
- Role of Non Violence
- Attiituds to White 'Allies'
- Radicalisation of SNCC and CORE
- By 1966 disilusiond SNCC turned
from John Lewis to Stokely
Carmichael
- Black
Panthers
- Huey Newton
- Violence brought opposition
- Carrying Guns
- Split with SNCC in July 1969 because of perosnality classhes and
difference in multiracial working clsss struggle against opprssion
- Huey Newton
- 1966 SNCC Expelled Whites
- No Money 1970 just 3 chapters and no FT Employees. Dec
73 ceased to exist
- Black
Panthers
- CORE - Dec 1965 James Farmer resigend and replced
byLloydMc Kissick
- CORE excised word 'multi-racial' from its consitution. 1968
Whites excluded from membership
- CORE excised word 'multi-racial' from its consitution. 1968
Whites excluded from membership
- By 1966 disilusiond SNCC turned
from John Lewis to Stokely
Carmichael
- "The Relative Unity of the Civil Rights Movement was broken by
Black Power" Source: Civil Rights in the USA 1863-1980
- splintering of the Civil Rights Movement
- Separatist Tradition 'did not develop out of nothing' Race
Relations in the UBS 1863-1980. Gives preceding
- Nation of Islam
- Malcolm X
- Main Imact - Raising Black self esteem and widely mourned
after his assasination
- Main Imact - Raising Black self esteem and widely mourned
after his assasination
- 1930's to 1950s set up temples in
northern ghettos
- 1959 MLK called a 'hate group' was reciprocated as Uncle tom
- Attractiec and inspired ghetto dwellers because of its self confidence and emphasis on
racial pride and encomoc self-help
- Possibly helped to make King's demand more
accptable to whites. 'I'm here to remind the white
man of the alternative to Doctor King . Malcolm X 1964
- Malcolm X
- Nation of Islam
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