Black Power movement

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The Black Power movement was a mid-20th-century Black American political and cultural movement that emphasized racial pride, self-determination, and resistance to systemic oppression.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf African-American history topic
political movement
social movement
contributedTo development of African American studies as an academic field
greater visibility of Black culture in U.S. media
redefinition of Black identity in the United States
rise of Black elected officials in the United States
criticizedBy some leaders of the mainstream civil rights movement
criticizedFor perceived militancy
perceived racial separatism
demanded better housing for Black communities
community control of police
community control of schools
employment opportunities for African Americans
end to police violence
release of political prisoners
reparations for slavery and racism
developedFrom Black nationalist traditions in the United States
American civil rights movement
surface form: Civil rights movement

Pan-Africanist movements
anti-colonial struggles in Africa and the Caribbean
emergedInDecade 1960s
hasCoreIdea Black Arts Movement
surface form: Black aesthetic

Black cultural nationalism
Black political autonomy
Black Power movement self-linksurface differs
surface form: Black power

Black self-determination
Black solidarity
Pan-Africanism
anti-imperialism
community control
economic self-sufficiency
racial pride
resistance to systemic racism
self-defense
hasCulturalExpression Afro hairstyle
Afrocentric fashion
Black Arts Movement
Black nationalist literature
political soul and funk music
hasEthnicFocus Black Americans
surface form: African Americans
hasKeyEvent 1966 Meredith March Against Fear
1967 Detroit rebellion
1967 Newark riots
1968 Mexico City Olympics Black Power salute
National Black Political Convention in Gary, Indiana, 1972
formation of the Black Panther Party in 1966
hasKeyFigure Amiri Baraka
Angela Davis
Assata Shakur
Bobby Seale
Eldridge Cleaver
H. Rap Brown
Huey P. Newton
James Forman
Kathleen Cleaver
Stokely Carmichael
surface form: Kwame Ture

Malcolm X
Stokely Carmichael
hasKeyOrganization Black Panther Party
Congress of African People
League of Revolutionary Black Workers
Nation of Islam
Republic of New Afrika
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
US Organization
hasMainRegion United States of America
surface form: United States
hasTactic armed self-defense
boycotts
community programs
electoral politics
mass protest
political education
student strikes
hasTimePeriod mid-20th century
influenced Black Arts Movement
Black Lives Matter Global Network
surface form: Black Lives Matter movement

Black feminist movement
liberation theology
surface form: Black liberation theology

ethnic studies programs in U.S. universities
hip hop culture
multicultural education in the United States
student activism in the United States
opposed U.S. imperialism
economic exploitation of Black communities
police brutality
racial segregation
white supremacy
sloganPopularizedBy Stokely Carmichael
wasMostActiveInDecade 1960s
1970s
wasSubjectOf COINTELPRO surveillance
FBI repression

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The Last Poets associatedMovement Black Power movement
1966 Meredith March Against Fear associatedWith Black Power movement
Bicentennial Nigger associatedWith Black Power movement
Nation of Islam associatedWith Black Power movement
Black is beautiful associatedWithMovement Black Power movement
No Name in the Street discusses Black Power movement
African American studies emergedFrom Black Power movement
Black Power movement hasCoreIdea Black Power movement self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Black power
Pan-Africanism hasIdeologyType Black Power movement
this entity surface form: Black nationalism
League of Revolutionary Black Workers ideology Black Power movement
this entity surface form: Black nationalism
African-American history includesPeriod Black Power movement
Malcolm X influenced Black Power movement
Pan-Africanism influenced Black Power movement
Stokely Carmichael influenced Black Power movement
this entity surface form: Black Power movement in the United States
The Autobiography of Malcolm X influenced Black Power movement
African-American culture influencedBy Black Power movement
Asian American movement influencedBy Black Power movement
Black Arts Movement influencedBy Black Power movement
Nation of Islam influencedBy Black Power movement
this entity surface form: Black nationalism
Red Power movement influencedBy Black Power movement
Republic of New Afrika influencedBy Black Power movement
Marcus Garvey inspired Black Power movement
Amiri Baraka movement Black Power movement
Angela Davis movement Black Power movement
Askia Touré movement Black Power movement
Assata Shakur movement Black Power movement
Black Panther Party movement Black Power movement
Bobby Seale movement Black Power movement
Congress of African People movement Black Power movement
Eldridge Cleaver movement Black Power movement
Floyd McKissick movement Black Power movement
H. Rap Brown movement Black Power movement
Haki R. Madhubuti movement Black Power movement
Huey P. Newton movement Black Power movement
James Forman movement Black Power movement
Kathleen Cleaver movement Black Power movement
League of Revolutionary Black Workers movement Black Power movement
Lowndes County Freedom Organization movement Black Power movement
Malcolm X movement Black Power movement
this entity surface form: Black nationalism
Malcolm X movement Black Power movement
this entity surface form: Black Power
Marcus Garvey movement Black Power movement
this entity surface form: Black nationalism
Maulana Karenga movement Black Power movement
Nikki Giovanni movement Black Power movement
Organization of Afro-American Unity movement Black Power movement
Stokely Carmichael movement Black Power movement
US Organization movement Black Power movement
Black Arts Movement movementSlogan Black Power movement
this entity surface form: Black Power
Republic of New Afrika partOf Black Power movement
Eldridge Cleaver politicalAlignment Black Power movement
this entity surface form: Black Power