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Jarvis Tyner: Black History and Democracy

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African-American Equality

Author: Jarvis Tyner, Executive Vice Chair

First published 01/31/2008 15:22 by {article_topic_desc}

February is Black History Month. Communists have always emphasized the importance of the African American people to the struggles for basic social change in this country from Slavery to Civil Rights to today. This series of video interviews and commentaries by leaders of the Communist Party USA (CPUSA) reflect on the legacy and power of the Black Freedom Struggle.

First in the series is a brief commentary by CPUSA Executive Vice-Chair Jarvis Tyner on the importance of Black History Month today.

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