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In the 1960’s, when we shouted, ‘Black Power!’ we did the ‘Black,’ but we didn’t get the ‘Power.’ We did get the Black by wearing natural hairstyles and afros; abandoning European names and changing our names to African names; calling ourselves African or Black; creating our own holidays (Kwanzaa and Black History Month); demanding Black history be taught on college campuses.
