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309:. Carson responded, "That's absolutely absurd, 'antisemitic.' And so that you don't ask the question, I'm antiwhite. Don't limit my antis to just one group of people." Carson was known for leading groups of activists into schools to tell Jewish teachers that, ā€œThe Germans did not do a good enough job with the Jews.ā€ In his autobiography, 342:
mayoral campaign provided payments to Carson. The purpose of the payments was claimed to be either for a "get out of vote" drive organized by Carson, or, as critics maintained, for the assurance that Carson would refrain from staging protests during the campaign. Carson denied keeping campaign funds.
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released a statement apologizing for involving Carson in his campaign. Following one of Carson's "Anti-White" statements, Dinkins released a public statement critical of Carson stating: "Sonny Carson's comment represents the kind of bigotry and intolerance I utterly reject and have fought against my
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Carson's political tactics often involved the use of public protest. His protest philosophy considered disrupting social order to draw attention to the plight of African-Americans. Several of Carson's protests turned violent. In an interview with
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A few months before December 2002, Carson suffered two heart attacks and became comatose. He was admitted to the Manhattan Veterans Affairs Medical Center, where he remained until his death on December 20, 2002, at the age of 66.
136:, New York. Carson was known for political organizing and coordinating public protests of the school systems in African-American communities in New York during the 1960s and 70s. He wrote a popular autobiography, 315:, however, Carson described successfully working side by side with Americans of Caucasian and Jewish descent during his time in the U.S. Army, the 1960s Civil Rights Movement and the Brooklyn chapter of CORE. 330:
in 1987, Carson said: "You don't give us any justice, then there ain't going to be no peace. We're going to use whatever means necessary to make sure that everyone is disrupted in their normal life."
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Following his return to civilian life, Carson enrolled in college, and for a period of time he returned to involvement in illegal activities. However, he soon began working for the
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explained, "stemmed from what the defense represented as an attempted citizen's arrest of two other men who had twice robbed a blackā€owned hotel in Brooklyn's
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In the 1980s Carson became an advocate against drug use, founding a group called "Black Men's Movement Against Crack".
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whole life. Had such comments come to my attention, he never would have played a role in my campaign."
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Carson was the subject of media scrutiny in 1989, following speculations that the
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In 1974, Carson was convicted of kidnapping. The kidnapping charges, as the
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In the 1980s, Carson organized a number of demonstrations protesting
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Bitter Fruit: The Politics of Black-Korean Conflict in New York City
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section of Brooklyn in 1990. He was also involved in the 1991
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veteran, racial civil rights activist, and community leader in
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Ari Goldman, The Region: as blacks clash with Hasidic Jews.
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Dinkins Worker Says he used Campaign money in Vote Effort.
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Antisemitism: Myth and Hate from Antiquity to the Present
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Mwlina Imiri Abubadika in the early 1970s to reflect his
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called the Bishops. Carson was arrested after robbing a
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messenger and was sent to a juvenile-detention center.
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street gang
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Korean War
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Congress of Racial Equality
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took the name
African consciousness
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Kiswahili language
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incarcerated
Sing Sing prison
police brutality
Family Red Apple boycott
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