[oppression that detonated the rebellious outbreak. All Blacks…]
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oppression that detonated the rebellious outbreak. All Blacks, including the most successful, become victims of racism in general and police brutality in particular. At the same time, it was the generalized misery suffered by all sections of the working class in the central cities that explains the multi-racial composition of the protesters and the exceptional force of their combined action.
Newsweek's analysis summed it up this way: "The elements of race and class mingled and combusted with tremendous heat, setting off secondary eruptions in San Francisco, Seattle, and Atlanta."
The following are excerpts from a speech by Malcolm X at the Corn Hill Methodist Church in Rochester, N.Y., on Feb. 16, 1965only five days before he was assassinated. The complete speech is published by Pathfinder Press, 410 West St., New York, N.Y. 10014.
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