No
r Imp rative
im rt nt nd original
Cro e plain :
n ed con mic
likely to
im­
in the nt
•
t 'delnuzn'
OtiJdren D
tional oice
tum
nd
nd th r tio h not irnpro d
over the p t thirty years.
-Bl con or control
Infinite imal percent ge of th
n tion' capit 1 and ealth.
Under th condition
Bl c re tr ding with unequal
currenci and from profoundly
unequal b rgaining po itions. It
i true that improved educa­
tion, gre ter employm nt kills
d more open . ty will
confer om gains on Blac .
But, h uthor ys, equ I
tandin for Black people ill
not co into vie until they
be orne economically and politi-
11y trong, win a cure hold •
on ociety' e tabIi ed in tru-
m nt of coercion, and share
11 th perqui tie and pre-
ro tiv of tho ho run
d re te
Ii rn.
The Bille Po r Imperative
a boo of courage and
in . ght and run trongly
. t th curren t om in
b th political parti s. It uni-
ue pe pecti on nee d'-
crimination a form of po er
i bound to ch nge t y
gre t many peopl thin bout
th . ue of BI c inequality.
H re I th fir t J. r effort
to prai
er, J li t it rom th
brand
m y never y
old t r.
e r di m nd
lu ury c r ..
n ri h it
to be found
im d a
el rated,
re ive.
h vin a great
ny effort
le der �
ur unity
th r
ill