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Commentary, fl. 1969 Commentary [Vol. 48, No.3 (September 1969)]

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Gilder Lehrman Collection #: GLC09640.046 Author/Creator: Commentary, fl. 1969 Place Written: New York, New York Type: Magazine Date: September 1969 Pagination: 112 p. : Height: 27.9 cm, Width: 20.6 cm Order a Copy

Volume 48, No. 3 issue of "Commentary" dated September 1969. Features article, "The Fantasy of Black Nationalism" by Theodore Draper. Details the history of black nationalism from slavery to the Black Panther movement.

Algren, Nelson, 1909-1981
Alter, Robert, 1935-
Bazelon, David T., 1923-2005
Draper, Theodore, 1912-2006
Epstein, Joseph, 1937-
Hertzberg, Arthur, 1921-2006
Himmelfarb, Milton, 1918-2006
Kozodoy, Neal, 1942-
Lichtheim, George, 1912-1973
Lowry, Margerie Bonner, 1905-1988
Mander, John, 1932-1978
Meretik, Gabriel, 1939-2000
Podhoretz, Norman, 1930-
Syrkin, Marie, 1899-1989
1945 to the Present
African American History
Race discrimination
Social movements
Black Panther Party
African Americans
Activism
The Civil Rights Movement

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