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Newark's Black LibeRation Heritage READING LIST

Note: Potentially offensive language in all the documents. The texts include language that may be considered dehumanizing, including quoting of sexist or racist slurs, derogatory words, outdated language, and/or dialect. Careful consideration towards others should be used if discussing.

The colonization scheme considered...

Samuel R. Cornish and Theodore WRIGHT

 The colonization scheme considered: in its rejection by the colored people 

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Ladies First: Revelations of a Strong Woman

Queen Latifah

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"The Legacy of Malcolm X, and the Coming Black Nation "

Amiri Baraka

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"Woman question"

AmiNa Baraka

  

Chairman Amiri Baraka assigned Comrade Amina to form a committee of women comrades to put together a paper on the "Woman Question" in preparation for the July 3-7 Central Council meeting, The Committee members were Johari (St. Louis), Laini (New York), Jaribu (Baltimore), Sharifa (Detroit), and Jalia (NewArk). The Committee met in NewArk on June 7 to discuss the outline presented by C. Amina and to suggest research materials that would lend to a whole-sided, historical analysis of the Woman Question, Black Women, and Revolution.

This paper is not meant to represent a final position but a position from which we can hold discussion and work for a revolutionary line.

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