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BLACK NATIONALISM FOR BLACK SURVIVAL
1968 CORE NATIONAL CONVENTION
July 2 thru 7 1968—Columbus, Ohio

MASS MEETINGS • WORKSHOPS • TRAINING SESSIONS • SOCIAL EVENTS

[[image - b/w photo of Wilfred T. Ussery]]
[[caption]] WILFRED T. USSERY National Chairman [[/caption]] 

[[image - b/w photo of Roy Innis]]
[[caption]] ROY INNIS Associate National Director [[/caption]] 

[[image - b/w photo of Kermit J. Scott]]
[[caption]] KERMIT J. SCOTT National Director Chapter Development [[/caption]] 

[[image - b/w photo of Floyd McKissick and John Killins]]
[[caption]] Floyd McKissick with noted author John Killins, a consultant for CORE in education and literature. [[/caption]]

The Six Points Of Black Power

We believe that Black Power is a very clear and very constructive step toward the realization of liberty, justice, equality with the white man in America.

Black Power means the organization of the Negro community into a tight and disciplined group for six purposes:

1. The growth of Black political power.
2. The building of Black economic power.
3. The improvement of the Black man's self-image.
4. The development of Black leadership.
5. The enforcement of Federal human rights laws and the end to police brutality.
6. The mobilization of Black consumer power.