Discussion on The Historic 1972 National Black Political Convention & More with Rambeau and Riddle

Featured Speakers: David Rambeau, Ph.D., Executive Producer, Project BAIT (Black Awareness in Television). Sam Riddle, J.D., Media Consultant, and Delegate to The National Black Political Convention (aka "The Gary Convention") held on March 10-12, 1972 in Gary, Indiana, USA. This video was recorded on October 25, 2018 during the “NATIONTIME GARY (58 minutes)” Film Screening and Discussion Event at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit, Michigan, USA. For more information, please visit: https://vimeo.com/386587728    • Nation Time! -  National Black Political C...   https://blackpast.org/primary/gary-de... https://coloredconventions.org/ https://www.nbpc2022.com/    • Why Didn't I Know? 19th Century Convention...   https://lsupress.org/books/detail/def...    • Slide Show: "Toward A Black Agenda" w/ Dav...      • Conversation After Screening Documentary o...      • Ed Vaughn: Discussion after watching film ...   https://www.wbez.org/shows/wbez-news/... https://indianapublicmedia.org/moment... http://journalchickenbones.blogspot.c... https://blog.history.in.gov/tired-of-...    • History Matters: The Colored Conventions P...      • It was Black Nationalism Time "Nationtime"...   =-=-=-=-=-= NOTE: Fiftieth (50th) Anniversary of The National Black Political Convention (NBPC 2022) August 4, 2022 - August 7, 2022 New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) Wellness and Events Center Newark, New Jersey / https://www.nbpc2022.com/ “… Collectively, the organizers state: “There is a significant need for Black people to come together, to discuss our circumstances, and to create action steps to move our community-at-large forward. This would be similar to the historical traditions of The Niagara Falls Conference (1905); the Congress of Afrikan People (1970); The National Black Political Convention (1972); National Black Feminist Organization’s (NBFO) regional conference in 1973, Combahee River Collective (1974-1980), National Black Student Unity Congress (1986); the Convention of the Oppressed (1993), the Black Radical Congress (1998).” SOURCE: https://www.nbpc2022.com/ =-=-=-=-=-=