Kokujin wa Teikosuru: Sento teki Kokujin Undo no Puroguramu [The Black People Will Resist: A Program for a Militant Black Movement]

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Kokujin wa Teikōsuru: Sentō teki Kokujin Undō no Puroguramu [The Black People Will Resist: A Program for a Militant Black Movement]

Marukomu X [Malcolm X] [original text by]; Kokujin Shisō Kenkyūkai [translated and edited by].

Matsudo, [Chiba]: Kokujin Shisō Kenkyū kai, 1965.

An early Japanese-language publication on Malcolm X and the Black liberation movement, issued by the Black Studies Association of Japan. The volume contains Japanese translations of three texts: Malcolm X's "Prospects for Freedom in 1965", a speech delivered at the Militant Labor Forum in New York City on 7 January 1965; his interview with Young Socialist editorial board members Jack Barnes and Barry Sheppard; and an account of the basic organisational structure of the Organization of Afro-American Unity. A short explanatory essay by Nagata Ei concludes the volume. The first title in the Kokujin Shisō Sōsho series.

One Western-bound volume, complete. Original wrappers browned, with a few light marks; slight bump to lower opening corner. Internally browned. 86 p. 20.5 x 15.2 cm.

Kokujin wa Teikosuru: Sento teki Kokujin Undo no Puroguramu [The Black People Will Resist: A Program for a Militant Black Movement]
Price: $360.00 (USD)