Includes bibliographical references (pages 229-240) and index.
Contents:
Introduction: "We want what people generally refer to as Black power": Black student and youth activism in the era of Black power -- "The city was on fire": the beginnings of a movement -- "Damn the army, join the invaders": the Black organizing project and the invaders -- "Make the scene better": the neighborhood organizing project, the decline of the invaders, and the promise and limits of Black power in Memphis -- "Why not at Lemoyne-Owen?": student activism and Black power at Lemoyne-Owen College -- "We can't be isolated any longer": Memphis State University, the Black Student Association and the politics of racial identity -- Epilogue: "Black Panther Party not needed": the legacy of youth and student activism and the Black power generation in Memphis.
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