Where do we go from here
Subtitle: Chaos or community?
By: with a special introduction by Coretta Scott King
Series: Bantam extra -- NZ4341
Publisher: Bantam
Published: 1968
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 242
Subjects: African Americans; History; Civil rights
Other titles: Chaos or community.
Description: In this startlingly prophetic book, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. , outlines his plans for the continuation of the nonviolent movement and the struggle to achieve freedom and dignity for all men. His vision extends beyond today, beyond the hard issues facing the Negro rights movement, to the common cause of all the disinherited--white as well as black--in a world where poverty, racism and militarism are still rampant. Here are Martin Luther King, Jr.'s specific plans for action--realistic programs and suggestions for what should and can be done now. (Back cover).
Notes: Bibliography included in "Notes" [p.235-236]
Table of contents: title: Where are we?; title: Black power; title: Racism and the white backlash; title: The dilemma of Negro Americans; title: Where we are going; title: The world house; title: Appendix: Programs and prospects.