إلى أين نذهب من هنا: الفوضى أم الجماعة؟ (Where Do We Go from Here)

مقدمة

King wrote his last full-length book in early 1967 in Jamaica, after the Chicago campaign against housing discrimination and a year after the slogan “Black Power” had divided the civil rights movement. He grants Black Power its legitimate core – pride and political and economic power – but rejects separatism and violence; in this context he discusses Fanon’s “The Wretched of the Earth” and rejects its defence of violence. The book diagnoses a white backlash and the limits of legal equality without economic change, and it proposes a guaranteed annual income, programmes against poverty and a coalition of the poor across racial lines. The final chapter, “The World House”, places the struggle in the global context of decolonisation, poverty and the arms race.

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ينتقد

• معذبو الأرض1961 · فرانتس فانون

مزيد من أعمال مارتن لوثر كينغ الابن

• 1958خطوة نحو الحرية: قصة مونتغمري (Stride Toward Freedom)
• 1963رسالة من سجن برمنغهام (Letter from Birmingham Jail)