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Carmichael  et  d’autres  activistes du SNCC exhortent les  marcheurs  au cri de « What do you want? » (Qu’est‐ce  que  vous  voulez ?)  accompagné  de  la  réponse « Black Power! » (le Pouvoir noir !).   De  1966  à  1969,  le  SNCC  et  le  CORE  (Congress  of  Racial  Equality),  organisation  new‐yorkaise  de  lutte  pour  les  droits  civiques,  sont  dominés  par  le  Black  Power.  Mais  les  déclarations  à  l’emporte‐pièce,  telle  la  fameuse  phrase  de  Rap  Brown  « la  violence  fait  partie