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The RBG Quest for BlackPower Reader
A Luta Continua (The Struggle Continue)
Compiled and Edited by RBG Street Scholar (August, 2011)
 
This reader is offered as a Frolinan Primer:
The
Front for the Liberation of the New Afrikan Nation (Frolinan)
is a “from the garss-roots up [
NewAfrikan Peoples]
self-determination and Nation-building program”. A revolutionary nationalist theory and planfor New Afrikan community political economic control towards the ultimate goal of national independence.Presently,
our primary objective
is to evolve a united strategy and direction amongst the many New Afrikannationalist formations/organizations/movements of local, regional and national significance. Once this has beenachieved
the second objective
will be to strategically demand and tactically secure control of the socioeconomicand political institutions of the urban and rural areas where New Afrikan people comprise the majority,independent of colonial and alien control.As we struggle against continued U.S. colonization,
New Afrikans must have a determined sense of history inregard to the New Afrikan Nation's relationship to the world.
Without this common national consciousnessand perception of our existence, based on history, our practice will continue to be confused and chaotic, withoutthe historical continuity which serves to give practical guidance to our struggle and movement on the road toindependence. Simply stated, what the National Strategy of the
 Front for the Liberation of the New Afrikanation
(
Frolinan) represents as a Nation-building theoretical framework and practical “Program oDecolonization” can be summarized as follows:“
 It is a theory and practice to break the Chains of National Oppression that includes a Three Phase Theory for ational Independence, namely, Class Struggle for National Unity, National Unity for Self Government and Self-Government for National Independence.” RBG Street Scholar (Aug. 2011)ccess the
 RBG Frolinan Studies Collection
 
Contents
Articles
Marcus Garvey1Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League12Organization of Afro-American Unity19Robert F. Williams21Republic of New Afrika27Queen Mother Moore30Pan-Africanism32Kwame Nkrumah39Frantz Fanon47Elijah Muhammad55Nation of Islam61Malcolm X70Black nationalism93Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee96Black Power104Stokely Carmichael112H. Rap Brown120Huey P. Newton123Black Panther Party129Mumia Abu-Jamal144Black Liberation Army156Dhoruba al-Mujahid bin Wahad159Geronimo Pratt162Assata Shakur165Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party188Fannie Lou Hamer1911968 Olympics Black Power salute194Deacons for Defense and Justice197Omali Yeshitela202African independence movements205Black Arts Movement214Black Consciousness Movement220Black Power Revolution228Reparations for slavery230
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FROLINAN’S NATIONAL STRATEGY: Scholars Version, with a new "Blueprint for Black Power" Preface%E2%80%99S-NATIONAL-STRATEGY-Scholars-Version-with-a-new-Blueprint-for-Black-Power-Preface
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Brother ur sharings are Kubwa-mno (Terriffic)!!! Carry on, the ancestors r proud but weary bc we remain ppl in need of taking action from our mental building.
08 / 18 / 2011
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