'Black Rio! Black Power!' by Lucilene Alencar das Dores, Tatiana Alves de Carvalho Costa

“… Propomos como objetivo deste artigo analisar o documentário Black Rio! Black Power! e suas relações com a produção de um imaginário de afirmação da raça negra no âmbito do lazer. …”
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Black Power on Campus: Challenging the Status Quo in Chicago ‘68 by Caroline Rolland-Diamond

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Sampada Aranke, Death’s Futurity. The Visual Life of Black Power by Simon Stow

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Indian Power and Black Power: Reception of the Black Thought in Fausto Reinaga by Gustavo R. Cruz

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Where the War on Poverty and Black Power Meet: A Right to the City Perspective on American Urban Politics in the 1960s by Aneta Dybska

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Cuando los leones hacen la historia: el marxismo negro de Walter Rodney by Roberto Almanza Hernández

Subjects: “…black power…”
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Olivier Maheo, De Rosa Parks au Black Power : une histoire populaire des mouvements noirs, 1945-1970 by Yohann Lucas

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Olivier Mahéo, De Rosa Parks au Black Power. Une histoire populaire des mouvements noirs, 1945-1970 by Laurent ROESCH

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Olivier Mahéo, De Rosa Parks au Black Power : une histoire populaire des mouvements noirs, 1945-1970 by Marion Marchet

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Race Matters: 1968 as Living History in the Black Freedom Struggle by Jorrit van den Berk, Laura Visser-Maessen

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The Black Arts Movement Reprise: Television and Black Art in the 21st Century by Jeffrey O.G. Ogbar

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‘Free Huey or the Sky’s the Limit’: The Black Panther Party and the Campaign to Free Huey P. Newton by Joe Street

Subjects: “…Black Power…”
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« Inverser la plaisanterie afin de secouer le joug » ou comment vicier un stéréotype by Jacqueline Berben

“…Everett endows his protagonist with his favorite tools – irony, humor, artifice – by turning the Confederate flag into a Black Power symbol and laying African American claim to the Southern anthem, “Dixie”. …”
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Robert Mugabe’s 1980 candidature as depicted in the (South African) Sunday Times by Johann C de Wet

“…For it, the Zimbabwean independence election campaign revolved respectively around a choice for Southern Africa between capitalism and Marxism and between the future of white and black power. Mugabe was depicted as an enemy both of capitalism and of continued white interests …”
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Voices in the Urban Wilderness: Reimagining the Terms of Order in “Renaissance” Boston by Jeffrey Helgeson

“…This essay focuses on the work of two Bostonians in particular—writer and activist Fanny Howe and Black Power artist and activist Dana C. Chandler, Jr. …”
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Cross-Gendering the Racial Memory by Marlon B. Ross

“…For instance, in black nationalist discourse of the 1960s and ’70s (whether in the Black Power movement in the United States or the post-colonial movements in the West Indies and Africa), there is a tendency to emblematize the rising black nation as a fecund black mother, frequently figured more transcendently as “Mother Africa” herself, even as the battle for and leadership of these emerging nations is assumed to be the purview of militant big men. …”
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