Factors Leading to the Demobilization of the Black Power Movement

Richard Hatcher, Mayor of Gary in Indiana, declared at the 1972 Black Political Council "Carson, et al. 1991, 492" that the 1970s will be the decade of an independent black political doctrine. This driving force inevitably becomes a form of social, political and economic change, which is not much dependent on the power of the black people and depends on the black's comprehensive opportunity in most white areas of America It will be. There is no doubt that many factors led to the civil rights movement and the mobilization of the black forces, but there are three reasons related to the black leadership and three reasons related to domestic climate are most influential I found out.

The black art movements began with the civil rights movement, Malcolm X and Islamic countries, and black power forces. And it usually dates from 1960 to around 1970. The movement of black power and black art is a reaction to a turbulent society. The political pattern at the time. Because racial inequality is dominant, black leaders such as Medgar · Evers, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr. were assassinated, and Racial Equality Meeting, Student Nonviolence Coordination Committee, SDF Panther All parties are committed to protecting African Americans. Regarding the relationship between human rights black power and black art movement, Larryniel wrote as follows. "Black art is an aesthetic and spiritual sister of the concept of black power.

In American history, Black Power Movement is an effort by Black Americans trying to control the systems that affect their daily lives by obtaining independent economic, social and political power. In 1966, Stork Carmichael, leader of the Student Nonviolence Coordinating Committee (SNCC), first used the phrase "black power" as a political slogan. Since some black activists expressed dissatisfaction, the movement was prosperous in the late 1960s. Progress of civil rights movement and its goal are considered to be too limited. Black power exercise includes various groups including SNCC, Racial Equality Meeting, Panthers, and Black Muslim.