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Black August Origins, history, and significance

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Pamphlet on Black August and its roots in the killing of Jonathan Jackson, William Christmas, James McClain, and Ruchell Magee; longer history of New African resistance; outline of Black August program; reading list.
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Keywords

  1. Black August
  2. Black Power
  3. Political Prisoners
  4. Prisoners
  5. Revolutionaries

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