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| − | '''Black nationalism''' is a radical militant political movement among some left-wing [[African American]]s which has the intent to create a separate independent state for blacks within the [[United States]]. | + | '''Black nationalism''' is pride in being [[African American]] and a love of one's culture. |
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| + | ==Radical Black nationalism== | ||
| + | Radical Black nationalism is a radical militant political movement among some left-wing [[African American]]s which has the intent to create a separate independent state for blacks within the [[United States]]. | ||
Other than that, most black nationalists demand [[slavery]] [[reparations]], exclusion of blacks from the military, among other beliefs. Most black nationalists are anti-white and, based upon statements made by leaders such as [[Louis Farrakhan]] that were never repudiated by the larger black nationalist movement, [[anti-Semitic]]. | Other than that, most black nationalists demand [[slavery]] [[reparations]], exclusion of blacks from the military, among other beliefs. Most black nationalists are anti-white and, based upon statements made by leaders such as [[Louis Farrakhan]] that were never repudiated by the larger black nationalist movement, [[anti-Semitic]]. | ||
| − | ==Examples of Black | + | ==Examples of radical Black nationalist groups== |
*[[Nation of Islam]] | *[[Nation of Islam]] | ||
*[[Louis Farrakhan]] | *[[Louis Farrakhan]] | ||
Revision as of 08:39, January 4, 2019
Black nationalism is pride in being African American and a love of one's culture.
Radical Black nationalism
Radical Black nationalism is a radical militant political movement among some left-wing African Americans which has the intent to create a separate independent state for blacks within the United States.
Other than that, most black nationalists demand slavery reparations, exclusion of blacks from the military, among other beliefs. Most black nationalists are anti-white and, based upon statements made by leaders such as Louis Farrakhan that were never repudiated by the larger black nationalist movement, anti-Semitic.