Title

Malcolm X Promises U.S. A Long, Bloody Summer See all items with this value

Description

Published a day after Malcolm X’s Dartmouth address, “The Black Revolution in America,” this article by Christopher Langley summarizes the main points Malcolm made regarding race relations. Malcolm emphasized the international nature of the “race problem,” the importance of concentrating on areas of accord between U.S. freedom movements, the influence of African nationalism in strengthening the Black revolution in America, and the role of biased press and “a racist government in Washington” in the failure to resolve Civil Rights issues. See all items with this value

Creator

Christopher Langley See all items with this value

Containing Publication

The Dartmouth

Date Created

1965-01-27

Place of Publication

Hanover, NH

Rights

In Copyright

Rights Holder

The Dartmouth, Inc.

Citation Information

Langley, Christopher. The Dartmouth, “Malcolm X Promises U.S. A Long, Bloody Summer.” Jan. 27, 1965. Hanover, NH: The Dartmouth, Inc., 1965. Reference LH1.D3 D2, Rauner Special Collections Library. See all items with this value