Segment 2
(Unidentified speaker discusses: oppression, integration, opium. Possibly Robert Williams (by content) but not verified.)
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Part 2
(Imamu Baraka (Leroi Jones) interview discussing: schools, curriculums, politics, black communities.)
Harold Cruse; "On the Significance of Black Culture," Black Liberation Week, 1969 March
Box 54
(Lecture/Discussion by Harold Cruse titles "On the Significance of Black Culture". Held during one of the first Black Liberation Week gatherings. Art and film.)
Part 1, 1971 March 19
(Black Liberation Week at the University of Michigan. A symposium/workshop titled: "The Black Movement: Ideologies and Issues". Presented by Robert WIlliams. Subjects: self-determination, China, slavery, oppression, welfare. James V. Turner on land, economic development, change in black communities.)
Part 2, 1971 March 17
(Black Liberation Week. Phil Lee on Malcolm X Liberation University (ideology). Jimmy Garrett on Center for Black Education.)
Part I
(Ali Mazrui introduces a talk on "The Poetics of Robert Hayden". Musical performance by Orl Moses. Reading by Randall.)