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Feo pm Pr RE: COUNTERORIENTATION WEEK (The following introductory comments were made by ADCLPH REED.) . This is the first thing on the program for orientation of the Black Liberation Struggle. (voice from audience, unintelli- gible.) Ha, no I don't know how to fool with these things. 6&o I just yell. This is the first panel on the Black Liberation Struggle and the speakers are, the first speaker is going to be JIMMY LEE from the Foundation for Community Development who's going to talk, who's going to try to give an analysis of change in the movement, in the black movement. Transitive change in the last 15 or 20 years. And then I'l] try to talk a little bit about the cultural importance of, of . . . Okay. Then I'l] try to talk a little bit about the cultural importance of Black Nationalism as a tool for the liberation of black people. And finally, ALEX WILLINGHAM, a gxaduate student of political science here, will summarize the ——_-—— things that we've said and then add some more. SSAA RRR. WRT Be 4 * ena? Before we get started with the speakers, as you can probably guess, the films aren't here right now, the two films that were scheduled. However, we hope to have the Black Panther film sometime today, right GEORGE? And BOBBY LEE also, the field secretary for the Illinois Panthers, isn't here yet. He was detained in Richmond. But he should be in sometime today, and he definitely will be here for the program tomorrow night. 6&0, here's JIMMY LEE. (The following speech was made by JIMMY LEE.) I see we managed to get some reporters here, and no telling who else we got in here. For the benefit of the reporters who are willing to make the equation, no, I am not a Black Panther, and for the benefit of other people who might be suspicious, no I'm not working for the CIA. What I want to do just for a couple of minutes, and maybe we can lead into some questions, is kind of remind you of things