Black Nationalism

La Révolution Française — reprise

10 Feb 2012

By Haldun Anil STAFF COLUMNIST In 1789 the French people overturned their government in one of the bloodiest revolutions that Europe has ever seen. With it came the downfall of much of the feudal government of the past, swept away by the rise of nationalism and demands for liberty. At this time, the French coined their famous motto, “Liberté, égalité, fraternité� (liberty, equality, fraternity ...

Scholar illuminates activism in Beirut

9 Feb 2012

Wake Forest welcomed Betty S. Anderson, associate professor of Middle Eastern history at Boston University, on Feb. 2. A three-time published author, Anderson came to campus to discuss her new book The American University of Beirut: Arab Nationalism and Liberal Education.

Carlos Cooks: Harlem and Black nationalism

8 Feb 2012

As one of the principle progenitors of the grassroots movement that was prevalent during Harlem's invigorating Black Power era, Carlos Cooks' profound impact in his adopted hometown reverberated far b