25 years on the move
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Download PDFInformation about the MOVE organization including its history and purpose. MOVE was founded in 1972 as the "Christian Movement for Life" by John Africa, a charismatic leader who, though functionally illiterate, dictated a document describing his views known as The Guideline to graduate student Donald Glassey. Africa and his followers (the majority of them African-American), wore their hair in dreadlocks and advocated a radical form of green politics and a return to hunter-gatherer society while stating their opposition to science, medicine and technology. As John Africa himself had done, his devotees also changed their surnames to show reverence to Africa, which they regarded as their mother continent
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- 72 p. : ill. ; 22 cm
- Twenty five years on the move
- A revised, updated and expanded edition of the 1991 publication "20 Years on the Move"
- 39.95233, -75.16379
- 39.76, -98.5
- Jim Campbell (Julie Thiers) Collection
- Donor: Julie Thiers
- Finding aid for archival fonds: https://uvic2.coppul.archivematica.org/jim-campbell-fonds
- September 27, 2011
- PDF. Digitized by CDW; metadata by GF and KD.
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