... were in the majority and exercised true control. When not in the majority, they would hold proper representation and a true share of control. Culturally, Black Power led to interests in fashion, art, and educational programs created to explore and celebrate the black "identity." There was a newfound appreciation of the race's uniqueness and value. The afro became a popular hair style. ... to Atlanta and set up the SCLC headquarters. The SCLC was composed mostly of black ministers and its purpose was to teach blacks how to organize effective protest groups and show them how to coordinate...

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