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The Black Power Movement

The Black Power Movement. The Black Power Movement. Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles . The Black Power Movement. Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles Sought to connect with African political movements. The Black Power Movement.

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The Black Power Movement

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  1. The Black Power Movement

  2. The Black Power Movement • Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles

  3. The Black Power Movement • Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles • Sought to connect with African political movements

  4. The Black Power Movement • Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles • Sought to connect with African political movements • Reclaimed black history and identity from cultural terrorism

  5. The Black Power Movement • Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles • Sought to connect with African political movements • Reclaimed black history and identity from cultural terrorism • Rejected ideological indoctrination of educational system

  6. The Black Power Movement • Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles • Sought to connect with African political movements • Reclaimed black history and identity from cultural terrorism • Rejected ideological indoctrination of educational system • Rejected values of Western Modernity

  7. The Black Power Movement • Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles • Sought to connect with African political movements • Reclaimed black history and identity from cultural terrorism • Rejected ideological indoctrination of educational system • Rejected values of Western Modernity • Sought to establish Black-controlled institutions

  8. The Black Power Movement • Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles • Sought to connect with African political movements • Reclaimed black history and identity from cultural terrorism • Rejected ideological indoctrination of educational system • Rejected values of Western Modernity • Sought to establish Black-controlled institutions • Emphasized Community over Individual

  9. The Black Power Movement • Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles • Sought to connect with African political movements • Reclaimed black history and identity from cultural terrorism • Rejected ideological indoctrination of educational system • Rejected values of Western Modernity • Sought to establish Black-controlled institutions • Emphasized Community over Individual • Rejected “integration” as a goal

  10. The Black Power Movement • Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles • Sought to connect with African political movements • Reclaimed black history and identity from cultural terrorism • Rejected ideological indoctrination of educational system • Rejected values of Western Modernity • Sought to establish Black-controlled institutions • Emphasized Community over Individual • Rejected “integration” as a goal • Rejected white collaboration

  11. The Black Power Movement • Part of 1960s Civil Rights and Decolonization Struggles • Sought to connect with African political movements • Reclaimed black history and identity from cultural terrorism • Rejected ideological indoctrination of educational system • Rejected values of Western Modernity • Sought to establish Black-controlled institutions • Emphasized Community over Individual • Rejected “integration” as a goal • Rejected white collaboration • Black Power Movement was sometimes charged with being • “racism in reverse” or “Black Supremacist” (I think this is an • oversimplified charge)

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