Kwame Ture AKA Stokely Carmichael may have been the premier political thinker of his generation; however his cogent analysis of racism and what oppressed, aggrieved and disenfranchised people must do have been largely forgotten and ignored.

Kwame Ture assailed what he called the “Capitalist Great Man Theory of History” as a purposeful sham perpetuated by those in power to distort the true agency of historical events. He clearly articulated that it was, is and will continue to be the organized sustained struggle of the masses that influence history and not individuals no matter how charismatic or eloquent.

He also assailed the systemic tactic of promoting individual success over collective struggle – even though it was the collective struggle that made the individual success possible.
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Lastly he drove home the point that black people in particular are oppressed and will remain so as long as they remain disorganized. He continuously implored all blacks to join and or start organizations and to participate. He was clear that lack belonging to and participating in an organization that is working on behalf of the people – means one is in fact working against the people. No middle ground!

Submitted by Christopher A. Clarke on 9/17/14. 

Christopher A. Clarke is managing editor of Black2020.Com and can be reached through the sites contact page.

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