Veteran of the Black Panther Party, Black Liberation Army and former Political Prisoner Dhoruba Bin Wahad was back to help interpret and properly define the moment.
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Like Dhoruba Bin Wahad, Margaret Walker was defining a moment
or moments, foreseeing Trump- [ the thug- in chief's regime ] :
…”I see the country going fascist. We have been going that route a long, long time. A lot of things the country has done
from its inception were fascist. But now, now I think we are in the face of a terrible fascist dictatorship”.
[ Margaret Walker, Maryemma Graham [ 2002 ]."Conversations with Margaret Walker",p.4, Univ.
Press of Mississippi ].
Thought provoking interview! Appreciate the analysis of the intergenerational connections and disconnections. Would like to hear thoughts on how to engage and politicize street formation. Dare to struggle, Dare to Win!
How can anyone individual not appreciate this gentleman? His truth set many myths free.