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As movement activists and intellectuals seek new strategies for transforming U.S. society, people of color have been facing a special set of challenges. The challenges take us back to the '60s and forward to new approaches, together with the ideological development they require.
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Thinking in new ways, for example, about what Black Power meant then and means now is no small challenge. One symptom: five books published in the last five years discussing the work of Amiri Baraka and Black Power. The brown version of that challenge--call it Chicano Power, or Chicanismo--is at least as complicated.
In the 1960s, "Chicano" was ...