This Trinidad-born activist was married for ten years to the Swazi-Xhosa singer Miriam Makeba, and after taking over control of an organization from John Lewis, he coined the phrase "black power" and expelled all white members from the organization.
When he changed his name late in life, this man took part of the new moniker from the figure who, from 1960 to 1984, was the dictator of Guinea. This founder of the All-African People's Revolutionary Party worked with Charles Hamilton to counter Gordon Allport's definition of racism, developing the "institutional racism" concept.  Several years after participating in the (*) Freedom Rides, he assisted in organizing the Lowndes County Freedom Organization, in which role he picked a black panther as the party emblem. This Trinidad-born activist was married for ten years to the Swazi-Xhosa singer Miriam Makeba, and after taking over control of an organization from John Lewis, he coined the phrase "black power" and expelled all white members from the organization. For 10 points, name this late-60s leader of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, who underwent a shift to militancy.
When he changed his name late in life, this man took part of the new moniker from the figure who, from 1960 to 1984, was the dictator of Guinea.
{Stokely Carmichael} [or {Kwame Toure}]