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- Black Radical Congress To Convene In
Chicago In June 1998
- By Herb Boyd, Black Radical Congress, 29 January
1998. Call to the Chicago congress.
- The Struggle Continues: Setting A Black
Liberation Agenda for the 21st Century
- By Black Radical Congress, 19–21 June 1998. A statement
setting forth a political agenda for Black liberation in
relation to U.S. capitalism.
- What Is The Black Radical Congress
(BRC)?
- From the Black Radical Congress, 19–21 June 1998. A
statement from the Chicago congress includes the history
of the BRC, the progressive movement for Black liberation,
the draft program of the congress, and the eleven
principles of uniy.
- A Black Freedom Agenda For The Twenty First
Century (Draft)
- Black Radical Congress, 24 June 1998. What can unite us
in struggle is a common vision and agenda for the
twenty-first century, reflecting our aspirations and
ideals, for the construction of a new society and a new
humankind. Fourteen goals.
- The Black Radical Congress
- By Larry Holmes, Workers World, 9 July
1998. Concering the Chicago congress held on 19–21
June 1998.
- 700 Attend Black Radical Congress
- By Maurice Williams, The Militant, 13
July 1998. About the Chicago congress.
- What next for the Black Radical
Congress
- By Gerald Sanders, The Organizer, Summer
1998. Report on the Chicago congress.