Tuscaloosa. 2012. June 2012. University of Alabama Press. Paperback Edition. Very Good in Wrappers. 9780817357191. 6 x 9. 200 pages. paperback. keywords: African American History America Black Panthers. DESCRIPTION - This useful, concise addition to the scholarly literature on the Black Panther Party divides its history into three different ideological eras and explores the varying tendencies that marked the party between 1966 and 1971. Brief as it is, the book offers encouragement for further serious study of this important chapter in African American history.' - Choice. Survival Pending Revolution is a welcome and useful introduction to the history of the Black Panthers. Its brevity makes it an excellent choice for undergraduate courses on African American or twentieth century United States history.' - Journal of African American History In terms of explaining and conceptualizing the importance of shifts in the Black Panther Party's ideology, Survival Pending Revolution is more comprehensive than any other available work on the Black Panthers. [It] deserves a place on any reading list dealing with the history of the 1960s.' - Michigan Historical Review. inventory #46967

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Author bio	Paul Alkebulan was born in Portsmouth, VA in 1948. His father was a career soldier and this enabled him to travel throughout the United States, Germany, and Japan with his family. Paul has also visited Ghana. Dr. Alkebulan received his BA and Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley. He is the author of Survival Pending Revolution: the history of the Black Panther Party and The African-American Press in World War Two: toward Victory at Home and Abroad. He has contributed to two anthologies published in Japan, Motherland and After the Explosion. He has also written many other articles and book reviews on history and culture. Professor Alkebulan recently retired from Virginia State University and is currently researching his latest book on the influence of Christianity on African-Americans during slavery and freedom.

Author bio

Author bio

Paul Alkebulan was born in Portsmouth, VA in 1948. His father was a career soldier and this enabled him to travel throughout the United States, Germany, and Japan with his family. Paul has also visited Ghana. Dr. Alkebulan received his BA and Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley. He is the author of Survival Pending Revolution: the history of the Black Panther Party and The African-American Press in World War Two: toward Victory at Home and Abroad. He has contributed to two anthologies published in Japan, Motherland and After the Explosion. He has also written many other articles and book reviews on history and culture. Professor Alkebulan recently retired from Virginia State University and is currently researching his latest book on the influence of Christianity on African-Americans during slavery and freedom.

Alkebulan, Paul . Survival Pending Revolution: The History of the Black Panther Party

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