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he pushes back and the national science in ford foundations and are trying to shape or indifferent whiteiberals to shape the black studies by giving money to gayle and giving money to different departments as long as those departments are not militant and are not radical. this is a good time to talk about ronald waters and black power and black nationalism and his firm form of black nationalism. black black nationalism rests on three pillars that we can talk about how those pillars can grow and evolve. we're thinking about this idea of racial unity and this idea of cultural politics and race in this idea of self determination. ron walter's tried to pass all of those into a parodying of african unity leadership but also african leadership that was accountable to day to day ordinary black people and that is the real tension. waters went from an outsider and a black intellectual who is connected to the 1972 convention and the black political convention who's connected to these insurgent outside movements to try to reimagine black politics to becoming an insider and somebody who is advising

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i would like to thank the ford foundation for its generous support for this project which has not only allowed us to do this comprehensive research but to communicate broadly to the scholarly community and policymakers who will hopefully use the evidence and provide a baseline approach to china policy which i think we all understand will be a defining feature of american foreign-policy for generations. with that i would warmly welcome randall schriver to the stage iv opening remarks. [applause] >> thanks bruce and thank you for the dictation to return to brookings. i really appreciate being part of this rollout of this impressive project. i've been following some of the papers that have been released but hearing your two year plan to help us deep dive in baseline this enormous challenge is really encouraging to know that you've got this project underway and thanks for allowing me to speak as a part of that. what i thought i would do is talk about our approach to china , our competition and what i thought it would do is go into a little bit more detail on sort of the fundamentals of his

second, i would like to thank the ford foundation for its support of this project which has not only allowed us to do this research, but to communicate it broadly to the scholarly community and to policymakers who will use the evidence that we provide and have a baseline approach to china policy which i think we all understand will be a defining feature of defining american policy in the coming generations. and with that, let me welcome randy to the stage to give us some opening remarks. [ applause ] >> thanks, bruce. thank you for the invitation to return to brookings and i appreciate being part of this rollout of this impressive project. i've been following some of the papers that have already been released but hearing your two-year plan to help us really bottom deep dive and really baseline this enormous challenge is really encouraging to know that you've got this project under way and thanks for allowing me to speak as a part of that. what i thought i would do is talk about our approach to china, our competition, and what i thought i would do is go into a little bit more detail o

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