Meanings
- rareuncountablePressure and resistance against racism or xenophobic conditions.
So Malcolm X-ism, the violence which is appearing in most of these civil rights organizations and to some extent its leadership, springs from an evaluation of the past ten years and the frustration which is inevitably coming to the fore […]
1964, Manas, volume 17, page 48
Origin
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