Which of the following was one of stokely carmichael's goals as leader of the black power movement.

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Dmitry_Shevchenko [17]3 years ago

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One of stokely carmichael's goals as leader of black power movement is

Advocating for black separatism

<h3>Black separatism </h3>

Black separatism was a political movement that seeked for economic and cultural developments for African-Americans in American societies. Stokely carmichael been the leader of the black power movement advocated for black separatism which seeked for better economic and cultural developments of African Americans.

Hence we can conclude that One of stokely carmichael's goals as leader of black power movement is Advocating for black separatism

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Which persuasive techniques are used in this poster? select 2 options. Glittering generalities about the viewer a simple solutio

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The persuasive techniques that were used in the given poster are; Option A; glittering generalities about the viewer. and Option C; fear over a possible outcome

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