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![Radio Free Dixie](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
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12-minute commentary by Robert F Williams. May 17, 1954 end to school desegregation decision seemed that the US was to become a civilized nation…to enforce the 14th ammendment, but merely legalization of the right to struggle - "leaves them [Blacks] to beg and prey" for rights. Hypocrisy of the US government Birmingham like South Africa. Vicious police attacks on Afro-Americans, police dogs feasting on human flesh. What is the position of the US government in "Dixie USA?" While Kennedy greets the Bay of Pigs invaders returning to Florida..."Slick John" is making the owrld 'safe for democracy' by supporting attacks on Blacks in the South, while churches and homes are bombed. Blacks "don't need promises, but action" "slick John remained motionless". There won't be change until violence becomes a two-way proposition. "The whole civilized world is on our side." "We must be willing to kill for freedom." "Freedomnow, or death." (20:00) news of Birmingham and NYC
![Malcolm X speaks at UC Berkeley](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
America’s Gravest Crisis
Transcript available-
http://www.brothermalcolm.net/2002/berkley/text.html
![James Baldwin interview](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
James Baldwin interviewed by Elsa Knight Thompson and John Leonard. - Discussion about his views and writings about the Civil Rights Movement.
![James Baldwin interview](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
Date: 5/7/1963Call Number: CD 552Format: CDCollection: Compact discs and videos representing digitized copies of analog tapes
James Baldwin interviewed by Elsa Knight Thompson and John Leonard. - Discussion about his views and writings about the Civil Rights Movement.
![Malcolm X - Interview on Open Mind & the Oxford Debate](images/fileicons/nodigital.png)
Race Relations In Crisis (June 12, 1963) Malcolm X; Alan Morrison; Wyatt Tee Walker; James Farmer participate in an open round debate on the PBS show "Open Mind."
A classic debate at Oxford Union,part of Oxford University in England. The debate took place December 3, 1964. Malcolm X was under great pressure at this point in his life. He was the leading Black revolutionary voice in the world and was hounded by the intelligence agencies of imperialism. In addition, the Nation of Islam was increasing its public attempts to isolate Malcolm X from the broader Black community.
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