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Towards Developing Black Activists: The Relationship of Beliefs in Individual and Collective Internal‐External Control

If we compare political activism in the Black community today with the activism in the 1960's, we might infer that the Black liberation struggle has ended. Yet Black people are still oppressed. However,contrary to the apparent lull in political activism, a different style of activism has developed in the Black community leading to a more intense study of ideological and strategic issues that should provide a sound basis for political organizations devoted to the liberation of Blacks. Thus, this period may be best characterized as a period of re-groupingand consolidation rather than as a period of inaction.