(RADICALISM--PAN-AFRICANISM.) TOMAZ, DR. JAMAL BEN. The Revolution at Home, five issues. Folio sheets, 8-1/2 x 14 inches; folded to form four pages each printed on all sides. New Rochelle, NY, circa 1978-1979
Doctor Jamal ben Tomaz was a former high ranking member of the New York Black Panther Party. In the late 1970's he dropped out and formed The Universal Temple of Mind and Associates, and began printing up this rather unusual newsletter. Tomaz's message is a peaceful one of revolution through the consciousness of one's 'blackness' and African roots. 'Think African,' says one of the front pages of this rare paper. 'Revolution' carries articles on the plight of Africans in South Africa along with the problems in the emerging African nations. Not observed by Danky; no copies located in OCLC.
