A Riot at the United Nations: Black Power Internationalism

Mariame Kaba and Sam Modder (Illustrator)

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A riot broke out at the United Nations in February of 1961. Protestors including Maya Angelou, Mae Mallory, LeRoi Jones, and many more demanded justice for the U.S. sanctioned murder of Patrice Lumumba. This zine tells the story of this protest.

ISBN 9798888901762
List price $10.00
Publisher Haymarket Books
Year of publication
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