... essay will examine certain aspects of the development of the highly heterogeneous "Black Power" movement in the United States; revealing a broader context of the struggle to obtain equal civil rights. My aim is to further an understanding of this controversial era by juxtaposing different approaches of several important political and artistic protagonists concerning ... the U.S. administration handled these turbulent years (cf. Dean 2010: 16ff.). But unfortunately it would go beyond the scope of this essay to scrutinize the infiltration and sabotage of the Black Panther Party by the Count...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate