The defeat of black power : civil rights and the National Black Political Convention of 1972, Leonard N. Moore

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Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 169-197) and index

Contents: Introduction -- The sooner we get organized for group action, the more effective we can become : the creation of the Congressional Black Caucus in Richard Nixon's America -- We can no longer avoid the challenge of creating and disseminating a common black agenda : the 1971-1972 black strategy sessions -- We are developing a black political structure : making the National Black Political Convention a reality -- The monumental task of drafting an agenda we all can agree upon : black politics at the crossroads -- Nationtime! : The politics of forming an independent black political party -- We will walk out of here with a program : ratifying the national black political agenda -- What we warned against has happened : the withdrawal of the Congressional Black Caucus -- Epilogue : black nationalists don't deliver votes : the legacy of the National Black Political Convention

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