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Name: Die, nigger, die!
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Author: Jamil Al-Amin

Die, Nigger, Die! chronicles the life of H. Rap Brown, president of the Students for a Democratic Society and a pivotal figure in the Black Power movement. First published in 1969, the book examines Brown’s role as a revolutionary leader, his confrontation with law enforcement, and his evolution into a prominent Muslim figure. Updated for contemporary readers, it offers insight into the struggles and political activism of African Americans during the late 1960s.

First publish date: 1969

Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Autobiography

Authors: Jamil Al-Amin

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