National Black Political Convention

The National Black Political Convention was a gathering held in 1972 aimed at uniting Black leaders, activists, and organizations to develop a collective political agenda. Its goal was to advocate for civil rights, economic justice, and political empowerment for Black communities in the United States. The convention sought to increase Black influence in government, influence policy decisions, and promote equality. It marked a significant moment of political organization and activism during the civil rights era, emphasizing self-determination and community-led efforts to address systemic inequalities.