Forum for the discussion of African, Pan African and Black issues, unity, and life.

Documents and interviews in reference to the original Black Panther Party of the 1960s and early 1970s.

In the tradition of the Black Power movement the party seeks the unity of all Africans throughout the world.

Alternative news and information network focusing on Libya, Africa, Islam and African America.

South African party adhering to the principles of the Black Consciousness Movement.

An excerpt from chapter nine of The Black Experience in America.

Atlantic Monthly article with students arguing that black nationalism and assimilation are not the opposites they appear to be.

Offers a brief overview of the political movement that arose in the middle 1960s.

Purpose is to promote dialogue among African American activists and scholars on the left; to discuss critical issues on the national and international scene that pertain to the Black community; to explore new strategies and directions for progressive political, social and cultural movements; and to renew the Black radical movement through increased unified action.

Black Nationalist group founded in Queens, NY to fight police brutality. Links to online discussion group.

Community-based, non-profit research, education, and advocacy center dedicated to fostering progressive social change. Site includes information on Newton and the Black Panther Party.

Organizes around the question of democratic rights for African people, and the understanding that self-determination is the highest expression of democracy.

A very simple website that promotes black racism.

Directory of black nationalist websites.

This site is dedicated to the Nation of Gods and Earths (a Black Muslim group). This site is specifically dedicated to those interested in this Nation in Connecticut.

A Black Nationalism site that examines news and issues, promotes unity among religions namely Muslims, Black Hebrew Israelites, Akans, Yorubas and Rastafarians.

Article from the January 1993 issue of The Atlantic Monthly.

Position paper written by Stokely Carmichael for the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee which coined the term "Black Power".

Discusses the work of Dr. Wilson Moses and the differences between Afrocentrism, Egytocentrism and Black Nationalism.