More responses concerning B.S.M.U.
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More responses concerning B.S.M.U.
Subject
Washington, a member of the BSMU defends not only the club but explains the need for black nationalism on the Middlebury campus, as well as explains that she (and other members of the BSMU) feels no need/responsibility to be solely responsible for the "racial integration" and "racial education" of white students.
Description
Volume 83, Number 17
Creator
Elise Washington
Publisher
The Campus
Date
3/22/1973
Contributor
Elise Washington
Coverage
"This is a major goal of Black Nationalism. Out of this pride of race comes a need for a feeling of superiority, in an attempt to stop all previous claims of blacks being inferior human beings."
"I am quite aware that whites are the majority in this country and that I'll have to deal with them on some levels when I re-enter the 'real' world. But I draw a definite line between my social and cultural background and goals and those of white people."
"I am quite aware that whites are the majority in this country and that I'll have to deal with them on some levels when I re-enter the 'real' world. But I draw a definite line between my social and cultural background and goals and those of white people."
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Elise Washington, “More responses concerning B.S.M.U.,” Archives of Anti-Racist Activism, accessed October 27, 2026, https://twilightprojectantiracistrecords.middcreate.net/items/show/256.