In 1968 what did Stokely Carmichael promote in American cities?

In 1968, Stokely Carmichael promoted the idea of Black Power in American cities, advocating for greater political and economic empowerment for African Americans. He emphasized self-determination and the need for Black communities to take control of their own institutions and resources. Carmichael's message inspired grassroots movements and aimed to address systemic racism and inequality in urban areas. His advocacy sought to mobilize Black youth and encourage a sense of pride and identity within the African American community.