One of Fanon's books was on the bibliography of one of my courses as a Government major at Harvard in the late 1960s. I do not remember which one but he was lauded as an authentic voice of the oppressed. That was a heady time for the young and idealistic among us. I was an adherent of Ghandi and MLK Jr in terms of believing that non-viol…
One of Fanon's books was on the bibliography of one of my courses as a Government major at Harvard in the late 1960s. I do not remember which one but he was lauded as an authentic voice of the oppressed. That was a heady time for the young and idealistic among us. I was an adherent of Ghandi and MLK Jr in terms of believing that non-violent resistance was the way to go. I was suspicious of groups like the Black Panthers even before there was evidence of their murderous ways. Thanks for the background, Eli.
One of Fanon's books was on the bibliography of one of my courses as a Government major at Harvard in the late 1960s. I do not remember which one but he was lauded as an authentic voice of the oppressed. That was a heady time for the young and idealistic among us. I was an adherent of Ghandi and MLK Jr in terms of believing that non-violent resistance was the way to go. I was suspicious of groups like the Black Panthers even before there was evidence of their murderous ways. Thanks for the background, Eli.