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A First Look at a Half-Century of Black Militancy

Morris van de Camp

Robert F. Williams (second from right), the first “President in Exile” of the Republic of New Africa.

2,655 words

Lionel Lokos
The New Racism: Reverse Discrimination in America
New Rochelle, NY: Arlington House, 1971

It is one of the curious paradoxes of our time that most white Americans know more about Europe and Asia than they do about Harlem and Watts, that they can name the leaders of far-off lands but would be hard-pressed to name more than two or three elected Negro officials in this country, that they are far more interested in world journalism than in the closeup firsthand reporting of the Negro press in the United States. . . . Perhaps this is one of the prime reasons that white Americans find themselves continually in a state of surprise and bewilderment when news breaks of the latest “black blitzkrieg” . . . And yet almost without exception there were loud and clear storm warnings of every twist and turn of black militancy, months and sometimes even years before, in the pages of the Negro press. (pp. 147-8) — Lionel Lokos

In 1971 Lionel Lokos, a former New Dealer who switched in 1964 to become a Barry Goldwater supporter, wrote a book describing the rise in anti-white attitudes among sub-Saharans following the adoption of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. The book details in depth the mainstream conservatives’ criticisms of sub-Saharan extremist political activity following the victory of the “civil rights” movement — i.e., the Black Muslims, the Black Panthers, and so on.

More importantly, The New Racism describes the establishment of the Black Studies departments in the American university system. Black Studies was established through violence and credible threats of violence alongside great heapings of liberal white cowardice. The discipline of Black Studies created a large caste of overeducated and aggrieved sub-Saharans using carefully-crafted soundbites to shape the national narrative. The analysis of Black Studies graduates’ academic output as found in this 1971 book goes a long way toward explaining how the Black Lives Matter movement and George Floyd riots spread destruction so quickly in 2020.

Sub-Saharan Separatists

The New Racism begins with a look at the sub-Saharan separatists. The major separatist group of the time was the Black Muslims, otherwise known as the Nation of Islam (NOI). One cannot call the NOI the top sub-Saharan menace today, nor should a white advocate feel that the NOI is always aligned against him. The Nation of Islam is aware of the Jewish Question and simply seeks a separate sphere for sub-Saharans. The NOI is not us, but it is not directly against us, either.

The NOI did tolerate violence for political ends during the 1960s and ‘70s, as well as criminal behavior, however. Shortly after The New Racism was published, in 1973-74, a group of criminals vaguely affiliated with the NOI went on a killing spree in California. Malcolm X, an NOI minister, likewise endorsed revolutionary violence.

Lokos quotes Malcolm X in depth and points out that his ideology wasn’t Islam in the strictest sense, but rather the Jacobin/Leftism of the third-worldist social movements that were ongoing in the 1960s. Malcolm X also supported violence, saying,

[r]evolutions are based upon bloodshed. Revolutions are never compromising. Revolutions are never based upon negotiations . . . Revolutions overturn systems. And there is no system on this earth which has proven itself more corrupt, more criminal, that this system that in 1964 still colonizes 22 million African Americans, still enslaves 22 million Afro-Americans. (p. 53)

Malcolm X’s statements were made after the “civil rights” movement had reached its goals, and while the corrupt and criminal system of Jacobin-Leftist China under Chairman Mao was barely recovering from its famine of 1958-62. Malcolm X was part of a much larger upwelling of sub-Saharan belligerence. This increase in hostility was not a result of white suppression of sub-Saharans, but rather the opposite. This weakness on the part of old-stock Americans invited sub-Saharan attacks. Additionally, the moral condemnation of “colonization” was made just as the colonial powers were withdrawing from Africa. Malcolm X would go on to have a falling out with NOI leader Elijah Muhammad and would be murdered by Muhammad’s followers in 1965.

Other separatists included The Republic of New Africa. After the Civil War, the idea of a sub-Saharan ethnostate along the lines of an Indian reservation were fielded. It never got off the ground. Finally, in the late 1960s a group of sub-Saharans hit upon the idea of creating a Republic of New Africa in the Deep South.

In 1968, the movement for the Republic of New Africa picked up steam among the radicalized sub-Saharans, who were mostly located in Michigan. These radicals sent a letter to the US Secretary of State Dean Rusk demanding reparations, as well as an independent homeland in the South. Those supporting the Republic had been part of Malcolm X’s professional and social circles. They included Milton and Richard Henry, who had been Malcolm X supporters, as well as Betty Shabazz, his widow.[1]

The President of the Republic of New Africa was Robert F. Williams. Williams started his career as a “civil rights” activist in the 1950s. In 1961 he kidnapped a white couple at gunpoint and attempted to exchange them for the release of sub-Saharans in prison elsewhere. After being indicted by a grand jury on kidnapping charges, Williams fled to Cuba. From there he published Negroes with Guns in 1962. He eventually went to mainland China and published The Crusader, a Republic of New Africa newspaper.

Those involved in the Republic of New Africa had numerous run-ins with the law, and all their crimes have been downplayed by liberal historians and Hollywood producers. The sub-Saharans indeed carried out some of the worst crimes on the books, including kidnapping and murder, but their charges were dropped by sympathetic sub-Saharan or liberal judges on technicalities. The one-sided legal process of today already existed in the 1960s.

There are plenty of opportunities for sub-Saharans to relocate to Africa and create Wakanda without having run-ins with the law or making hopeless demands for all the gold in Fort Knox. While many sub-Saharans have demanded a New Africa, none really work for it. This gets to the heart of the matter: Sub-Saharan Separatist demands for a New Africa are a swindle to extract money from whites while enjoying all the perks of life in the United States. Lokos writes,

. . . the most effective weapon the Republic of New Africa possesses is the fact that it requires no renunciation of American citizenship, that a supporter can have his black separatist cake and eat it too. He can denounce America, but never formally renounce it — cling to American citizenship, but pledge undying love for the RNA. Even participating in an election of the Republic of New Africa would not jeopardize the voter’s American citizenship; such a voter could simply refer to the US Supreme Court decision in Afroyim v. Rusk.[2] (p. 96)

Lokos argues that the concept of the Republic of New Africa should be alarming:

. . . [I]t is now possible for black separatists to openly advocate disloyalty, the destruction of the United States as a political entity, allegiance to a foreign government, and risk to greater penalty than a reproving glance. The point will undoubtedly lure some wavers into the black separatist camp and exert a powerfully persuasive influence upon youthful black militants. In the sea of racial troubles that beset us, a black separatist group like the Republic of New Africa is the tip of the iceberg. We should not magnify it beyond its true significance, but neither should we delude ourselves by simply ignoring it. (p. 97)

Lokos also writes about the Black Panthers. This organization was heavily influenced by Jacobin-Leftism and held that the police were at war with the sub-Saharan community. The Black Panthers published a great deal of material supporting 1970s-style Leftism and encouraged sub-Saharans to become as big a problem for white American society as possible.

In the military, this created a culture of murderous insubordination on the part of junior enlisted sub-Saharans. Lokos shows the problems that senior military leaders faced and how they dealt with them. On one base, the garrison commander had to position military police, backed by details of trustworthy men, on every trail, walkway, and barracks hallway to prevent trouble. In Vietnam, racial affrays caused by rear-echelon sub-Saharans were a menace on several bases. And of course it should be pointed out that since racial integration in 1948, the United States military hasn’t won any wars.

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The most prominent member of the Black Panthers was Bobby Seale. He was tried along with seven others — whites and Jews — for leading the rioting in Chicago during the 1968 Democratic Party Convention.

In 2020, Netflix produced a movie about the trial and it portrayed the Jewish presiding judge Julius Jennings Hoffman (Frank Langella) as an abusive racist for ordering Bobby Seale to be chained and gagged. As usual, this is a Hollywood take adopting a simplistic pro-sub-Saharan and Leftist line. Judge Hoffman was well within his rights to do what he did, as Seale was carrying out a strategy designed to make Hoffman look bad and to disrupt the court’s proceedings.

Bobby Seale had a Marxist lawyer representing him named Charles Garry. During the trial of the Chicago Eight, Garry became ill. Seale was then represented by the Jew William Kunstler, who filed several motions on Seale’s behalf. When the trial started, Seale fired Kunstler and then claimed he was not being represented, and was therefore oppressed and so on. Seale then proceeded to insult the judge, the court, and generally make trouble.[3]

Sub-Saharans in Academia

Sub-Saharans have also disrupted American academia, moving along two lines. The first line is a simple lack of ability. Sub-Saharans enter a university without the ability to complete the coursework. This diverts resources into remedial training. Much of the remedial training is too little and too late for them, so many sub-Saharans are given artificial degrees which have the effect of making all other degrees worthless or suspect.

The second line of disruption is political:

[M]any white colleges were either woefully uniformed about the lust for power — and the intoxication with violence of the new breed of black student militants on Negro campuses — or woefully arrogant enough to believe that white paternalism could succeed where Negro colleges have failed. (p. 149)

Today there is a Black Studies program in nearly every university. They are designed to create an aggrieved class of sub-Saharans who can make use of the legal, social, and media landscape to advance sub-Saharan political power. This field grew out of a dispute in 1967 between older academics who sought to offer more “useful” degrees to students as well as younger, more radical students and teachers who wished to focus on revolution at the top “Negro college”: Howard University.

This dispute and how it was resolved is described in depth by Lokos. The most important thing that came out of it was Nathan Hare, who was a Black Power radical who was dismissed as a teacher at Howard, but was quickly hired by San Francisco State.

San Francisco State underwent a Mau Mau rebellion on campus under Hare’s influence, with the core of activists being members of the Black Students Union (BSU). On November 6, 1967, BSU students attacked the editor of the college newspaper. A gang of sub-Saharans beat him to the point that he was hospitalized, while other sub-Saharans stood at the door as guards. The cause of the beating was a photo they had wanted published that wasn’t submitted by the deadline for that evening’s print run.

The students involved in the attack were suspended, but their suspensions ended up being reduced. The attackers essentially got away with serious crime. Eventually, the unrest was enough that Hare was fired from San Francisco State, but the damage was already done. The college got its Black Studies department and set the precedent for allowing sub-Saharans to carry out crime in the name of politics.

At Federal City College, a mostly sub-Saharan institution in Washington, DC, Black Studies made considerable inroads in the teeth of considerable student resistance. The students at Federal City were older, being primarily a “night school” crowd. They were seeking degrees to further ordinary careers. Black Studies was taking away resources from other academic areas, but Federal City’s administrators were unable to resist the pressure coming from the radicals.

Black Studies was described in the following way at Federal City:

. . . [T]he “focus” of the first-year program is given as “Decolonization of the mind. Development of the ways of looking at the world . . . If education is to be relevant to Black people, it must have a two-fold purpose: revolution and nation building. If the education of Black students is to be meaningful, it must direct these students toward the destruction of the forces of racism, colonialism and oppression that continue to drain Black people all over the world; and it must develop in them the skills which will allow them to conceptualize and structure the projections of future Black existence. (p. 222)

Lokos likewise describes sub-Saharan activism at Cornell University and the City College of New York. All the activism described could not be countered by mainstream white conservatives despite the fact that it was universally understood. This includes allowing lower SAT scores for sub-Saharan admissions, but requiring higher scores for whites.

By 1969, whites and sub-Saharans had divided into separate warring camps at the universities. Lokos has a chapter on sub-Saharan anti-Semitism, which is ironic since ethnonationalist Jews had pushed for “civil rights” for decades prior to the 1964 Civil Rights Act. White advocates should never get involved in conflicts between sub-Saharans and Jews, but should rather stand aside and let them play out. The book concludes with a call to reject Black Studies and separatism and replace it with civic nationalism.

The Half-Century of “Civil Rights” Oppression

The book’s weakest part is its call for civic nationalism. Civic nationalism doesn’t work when groups as different as whites and sub-Saharans share the same government. It is a fiction which allows sub-Saharan racial activists to continue to point to the longstanding inequality in group outcomes and demand ever more concessions from whites.

The New Racism is prophetic. Whites in the universities should have ceased being liberal “civil rights” supporters by 1970, but they continued their cowardly ways. Today, universities are no longer towering establishments supporting scientific achievement and supporting the development of excellent cultural works. Instead, they teach a weepy ideology which is as dangerous to civilization as it is contemptible. Capturing academia is a task which white advocates should consider taking on.

After reading The New Racism, it became clear to me that the lunacy which spread across American society so quickly during the 2020 Summer of Floyd was built upon a metapolitical foundation more than half a century old. The reverential capitalization of “black,” the religious undertones supporting the idea of decolonization, and the calls to keep the police away from events where sub-Saharans press demands upon white institutions were already in place in academia by 1967.

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Notes

[1] Malcolm X’s widow Betty Shabazz, a Republic of New Africa supporter, was burned to death by her then 12-year-old grandson Malcolm Shabazz in 1997. Malcolm was able to get a light sentence for the crime due to his political connections, but he continued living a reckless life before being beaten to death in Mexico over unpaid bar debts in 2013. The descendants of America’s white founders don’t always become presidents and notables themselves — but almost all of them end up having solid careers and genuine accomplishments. The descendants of notable sub-Saharans often end up dying a gangsta’s death. This phenomenon is called regression to the mean.

[2] Afroyim v. Rusk (1967) was a Supreme Court case filed on behalf of an Israeli Jew who wished to retain his American passport.

[3] Bobby Seale’s outbursts and actions were unusual in 1969. Today, judges are better prepared to restrain pseudo-legal outbursts from the accused. Darrell Brooks, Jr., the anti-white sub-Saharan who attacked whites at a Christmas parade in 2021, often engaged in outbursts during his trial and had to be restrained and led away from the court to watch the trial on closed-circuit TV in a different courtroom on numerous occasions.

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9 comments

  1. Jud Jackson says:
    December 14, 2022 at 8:26 am

    Excellent article. A good explanation as to how the universities got to where they are now. It is funny but when I went to university in 1974, I never noticed any of this stuff. A good follow up article would be on the rise of feminism. I did notice this. I can definitely remember in 1976 when one of the catch phrases coming out of the women’s studies department was “A woman without a man is like a fish without a bicycle”. Feminism may be worse than black power.

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  2. DarkPlato says:
    December 14, 2022 at 10:09 am

    “The Republic of New Africa” ha ha, they already have it—that’s where I live!

    First, great article.  seriously, I think Morris’s forgiving view of the NOI is mistaken.  The zebra murders were a specific incident, but extremely heinous in scope.  There are numerous other NOI murders of whites.  People have largely forgotten Yahweh Ben Yahweh in Florida in the early nineties which was a similar anti white death cult.  The beltway sniper was motivated by NOI ideology.  There have been other anti white death cults, such as the cherry hill gang, which I am less familiar with.  It would be interesting to do a study or book on all such death cults.  The book Rise of the Black Serial Killer lists a number and might be a good starting point.
    Ideologies can alter or enhance a groups natural tendencies.  Christianity is pacifistic at root and blunts the natural violence of blacks. Islam on the other hand has conquering, martial aspects, which enhance and direct the natural tendencies of blacks, usually against whites.  It’s a bad fit for them in America.  NOIs anti Semitism is confused and moronic from what I have read, consisting of baseless slanders.

    Christian Identity would be a white analog of NOI, wouldn’t you say?

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  3. Karl Gross says:
    December 14, 2022 at 12:28 pm

    Great article. Not convinced that capturing academia is a realistic objective, at least in this once high-functioning society, but I respect the ambition.

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  4. ArminiusMaximus says:
    December 14, 2022 at 1:38 pm

    This all happened when white people had the whip hand of a 90% majority. Children of European, Gentile ancestry entering school today are 45% of their class enrollments. I shudder to think of what is coming next.

    It is odd that after giving them the franchise, and giving them legal privileges as well as economic privileges (preferential hiring, loan and grant programs … …), that they turned to rioting, burning, looting and violent intimidation. If you have children, get them using firearms and learning martial skills in addition to preparing them to be a top flight performer in any technical pursuit.

    It is going to get harder and more difficult. We are going to have to find our spines and be ready to take our own side.

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    1. Franz says:
      December 14, 2022 at 3:16 pm

      The 90 percent is the least of it, and the saddest part.

      The professors were World War II veterans plus a few from the First World War and Korea.  The deciding factor was, as Lyndon Johnson even came out and said, was the massive number of Red Thirties professors who passed their communist heritage to their epigone.

      There’s a class of well-off Americans who always feel guilty about their wealth.  They found it easy to destroy the underpinnings of the white industrial  middle class.  As an autoworker friend of mine who took some mathematics at Oberlin College during that era told me, “They hate us more than they care about the economy”.  They’ve been proving  him right ever since.

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  5. Francis XB says:
    December 14, 2022 at 11:55 pm

    Back when I was in Young American for Freedom a topic of low level discussions was that something had to be done about the race hustles:  the black studies programs, the affirmative action, the militant Africanist street gangs masquerading as civil rights groups, etc. We could see even back then that these were producing the apparatus for dispossessing the traditional American people.

     

    The deal (social contract, if you care) that appeared to have been made back in the civil rights era was that all  forms of discrimination had to be dismantled. Why? Because otherwise the minorities would gain the advantage of organization against an atomized mass of White people. It was like a war in which one side has an army and the other went under the delusion they were at peace.

     

    Of course, the mutterings of lower tier YAFers counted for little in the aeries of the organization. Sam Dickson in various talks has gone into his own frustrations on this front (referring to how “Buckley’s Kiddie Corps” placed an interdict on any promotion of White racial interests).

     

    Probably the last realistic chance to dismantle the race hustles was in the 1990s when Newt Gingrich was pushing the Contract with America, especially within the period of War on Crime. The rapid police and military response to the 1992 Rodney King Riot showed there was still some spine in the system. Pat Buchanan commented back then to the effect that the Marines were like the cavalry coming to the rescue in Los Angeles; compare that with the wholesale capitulations to the 2020 George Floyd (“mostly peaceful”) Uprising.

     

    Since the “Sub-Saharan” apparatus has broken the social contract, all deals are off.

     

    Can academia be recaptured for White interests (and with that, all other institutions)? Maybe. The fact that terms like the Great Replacement are coming into common currency gives grounds for optimism. We see legal fronts such as American First Legal and Free Expression Foundation. Oligarchs like Trump and Musk have been able to mobilize mass followings. And there is still the Great Meme Army out there on the far flank of the Dissident Right.

     

    Cadres can be recruited from these and others for an apparatus to form White Student Unions and such…and to lead a White reconquista.

     

    Just some random tactics amidst the continuing chaos…

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    1. ArmeniusMaximus says:
      December 15, 2022 at 5:44 am

      Francis XB –

      Great work observing reality and focusing on a solution. It sounds like you and your generation of YAFers are well positioned to take advantage of an existing organization structure. It sounds like doing a presentation on the history to give the current YAFers the historical continuity, and presenting solutions and having them become a part of it is a first order of business.

      I like the other instinct you have. Taking advantage of any existing organization or movement and siphoning off motivated talent. Having a reasoned historical context will help attract the right people. I suggest building a simple web site or page and building a catchy flyer or postcard with a QR code that takes potential recruits to this landing page of the history and a list of proscriptions for solving the problem and organizing. Of course this gets distributed in the physical and digital world.

      The time for mourning and self-pity is over. The time for intelligent men in action is now.

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      1. Francis XB says:
        December 16, 2022 at 5:14 am

        The “technical” side of the equation needs to be developed:  how White Nationalists can reach the groups which are open to pro-White advocacy.

         

        A starting point would be to sit down with people on the edge of being Red Pilled and get their points of view on what it would take to win them over. From there, develop propaganda to get them to link up with White Nationalism.

         

        A brief incident:  a recent conversation with a conservative acquaintance who mentioned (without prompting) that the iconoclasm of the last several years is close to the mayhem which has been going on in South Africa for decades. He wants to do something before Americans are similarly dispossessed in their own country. It would be useful to have a URL or pamphlet for such people.

         

        As noted, one answer is in a website which would be accessible to groups on the edge of taking that Red Pill. It would have to walk a fine line between going “full fash” but not selling out ala Conservatism, Inc.

         

        An issue around which pro-White advocates could organize is Free Speech. There still is a First Amendment in the USA, and since every other group on campus can organize along their racial interests, then White people have the same right. And yes, the Left has all sorts of responses to this line but we are not trying to win over Leftists (at least not at this stage). The target audience is people who are already with White Nationalism but have not yet quite come to that conscious realization.

         

        One way to do this is provide services for such people.  It might be as complex as setting up a legal defense fund for students fighting for their Free Speech rights on campus. It might be as simple as providing downloadable flyers and stickers for parents opposed to schoolboard indoctrination.

         

        Becoming the “rebel” always has an appeal, especially among Americans. There is a legacy among YAFers from the campus activism of the 1960s of being anti-Establishment (said Establishment today being the “woke” apparatus which is a front for the campus-corporate-NGO-statist power structure). Also to be considered is the number of Dissident Rightists who started with Ayn Rand. What is it that opens up libertarians to White Nationalism? How can it be amplified?

         

        There is a lot of material out there on activist organizing. One item is RAND’s In Athena’s Camp which is pretty much a handbook for operating lawfully in the Information Age. Another is A Force More Powerful, a package which includes a film and video game for activists.

         

        Further discussion is required…

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        1. Hamburger Today says:
          December 16, 2022 at 4:39 pm

          I would include ‘Organizing for Social Change’ by the Midwest Academy. The Left have been doing ‘community organizing’ and ‘activism’ for long, long time. ‘Community organizing’ is a technology. All you have to be is on ‘the outside’ and want to influence ‘the inside’. For all practical purposes, White Identity Nationalism is a movement of the (power) ‘have-nots’ against the (power) ‘haves’.

          (((David Hines))) is not one of ours, but he’s a good resource for understanding how the Left works and has good advice on how to use the Left’s tactics to advance ‘conservatism’. They work just a well for pro-White issues.

          https://www.theamericanconservative.com/tac_author/david-hines/

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