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McKissick Sees Black Power Rise Over Civil Rights Leaders
McKissick argues black power is rising, opposing King Carmichael Wilkins Randolph and integrationists. He leads CORE toward a nonviolent yet assertive stance, aims to expand Black Nationalism and unite the Negro movement under CORE at the Durham and Newark conferences. He notes CORE has 227 chapters, halved its debt, and secured a Ford Foundation grant to bolster his program.
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