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Black Movement Needs to Bulk Up
Black Agenda Radio with Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
28 May 2018
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“If we are serious about overthrowing this system,” said Larry Hamm, of the Newark, New Jersey-based People’s Organization for Progress, “we’re going to have to build a mass movement that has large numbers of people.” Hamm spoke at the National Assembly for Black Liberation, in Durham, North Carolina.

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