1971 COMMUNITY CHURCH OF BOSTON Program TRUMAN NELSON Angela Davis RADICALS

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1971 BOSTON CHURCH PROGRAM
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January 17, 1971 four-sided program from the Community Church of Boston (Non-Sectarian) New England Life Hall, Rev. Donald G. Lothrop, Minister featuring an address by Truman Nelson on "Angela Davis: The Radicals & The Establishment."
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Truman J. Nelson (1911-11 July 1987) was an American writer of historical novels and essays, a civil rights activist, and a curator.[1] His literary works mainly dealt with subjects such as revolution and the "revolutionary morality" as well as anti-racism and the civil rights struggle in the United States.[2]
Nelson was a factory worker until the age of forty, after which he completely devoted himself to the writing profession. He was relatively unknown after his death, except to parts of the Black American population. He was not always a highly regarded author in his lifetime. Nevertheless, writers like Seán O'Casey and W. E. B. Du Bois praised his work. Conrad Lynn said among other things that "you are probably the last white man who meant something for the black revolution."
Truman wrote the introductory essay entitled "The Resistant Spirit" for Robert F. Williams' iconic book Negroes with Guns.[3]
Nelson died in Newburyport, Massachusetts, United States of heart failure.[4]
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The Torture of Mothers (Beacon, 1968),
The Right of Revolution (Beacon, 1968),
Documents of Upheaval (Hill and Wang, 1966),
The Old Man: John Brown at Harper's Ferry (Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1973)
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