Conversation with Eldridge Cleaver: Algiers, Numéro 2McGraw-Hill, 1970 - 131 pages |
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... Fanon , who " legitimized the revolutionary impulse to violence " of the black man against his white oppressor . One day soon , if we are to believe his sworn promise , he will be coming home to fight and die in the American revolution ...
... Fanon , who " legitimized the revolutionary impulse to violence " of the black man against his white oppressor . One day soon , if we are to believe his sworn promise , he will be coming home to fight and die in the American revolution ...
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... Fanon is one of your ideological heroes . What is there in Fanon's think- ing that you feel is particularly applicable to the situation of the blacks in the United States ? CLEAVER . The most important thing is that he describes the ...
... Fanon is one of your ideological heroes . What is there in Fanon's think- ing that you feel is particularly applicable to the situation of the blacks in the United States ? CLEAVER . The most important thing is that he describes the ...
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... Fanon explains to this man that there's nothing wrong with the way that he feels , that it's perfectly natural for him to want to hit this man , be- cause this man in effect is hitting him in order to keep him in that position . Fanon ...
... Fanon explains to this man that there's nothing wrong with the way that he feels , that it's perfectly natural for him to want to hit this man , be- cause this man in effect is hitting him in order to keep him in that position . Fanon ...
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