Black Capitalism Debate Sparks Riverside Church Fracas
James Forman, SNCC veteran, denounces black capitalism and calls for reparations as 1,500 parishioners witness his altar takeover. He criticizes capital accumulation within the movement while outlining a plan for large cooperative black ventures funded from within the community. He targets education, police, media, and religion as tools of control in a broader critique of systemic exploitation.
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Ministers Help Free 3 Church Protesters
Three black militants interrupted a Los Angeles church service with a manifesto demanding 500 million in reparations. Ministers raised 170 dollars in a free will offering to bail out the three adults, while seven juveniles remained in custody. The district superintendent described the act as an unofficial bail effort by clergy.
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