White People Hate Protests
By: by Mariame Kaba
Publisher: Mariame Kaba
Published: 2018
Place of publication: [New York, N.Y.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 61
Subjects: Whites; Civil rights movements; Black lives matter movement
Description: The zine opens with an introduction by Carolyn Chernoff who identifies herself as a "white scholar and educator who studies white people" with her observation that most white people are "ignoring injustice and violence until it touches us personally." Mariame Kaba, the author of the zine, debunks myths about Martin Luther King Jr., the Civil Rights Movement, the Black Lives Matter movement, and "the right way" to protest. Kaba includes a bibliography and incorporates data gathered from an NORC survey from 1963 and other findings. -- Grace Li
Notes: Cover title.

The whole zine is repeated.

Includes bibliographic references.

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Purchase; Kaba, Mariame; 2019.
Table of contents: title: Introduction  -- Carolyn Chernoff; title: Assessment of the Civil Rights Movement by White People --; title: Table 1: Goals of the Negro Civil Rights Movement --; title: Table 2: Opinions of How Much Negro Rights Are Asking For --; title: Table 3: Persons or Groups Behind Recent Negro Civil Rights Actions --; title: The Impact(s) of Direct Action --; title: Table 4: Do Demonstrations Help or Hurt Negroes' Cause --; title: Assessment of the Black Lives Matter Movement --; title: Closing Thoughts  -- Kelly Hayes; title: "The Black Racists"  -- Dick Gregory; title: Sources --