“We must boldly go out and attack the white Western world at its power centers. The white Christian churches are another form of government in this country, and they are used by the government of this country to exploit the people of Latin America, Asia and Africa.”

—  James Forman

Source: "The Black Manifesto" (1969), p. 125

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