The Wombman's Song Community Experience - Efia Nwangaza The Queens of The Civil Rights Era

Efia Nwangaza The Queens of The Civil Rights Era

01/16/12 • 88 min

Joining The Wombman's Song Community Experience for the MLK Holiday weekend is the founder and director of the Afrikan-American Institute for Policy Studies and Planning and the Coordinator for the Malcolm X. Grassroots Movement for Self-Determination, Attorney Efia Nwangaza. Being a 'hands-on' activist during this tumultuous time, Sis. Efia will give us a first hand account of the female presence throughout this era."There can be no ML King without a Queen." We will also discuss the effects that desegregation has had on our community at large.Was this fight to desegregate the best possible scenario for our community?

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