Update: Marvin X agrees to write the Untold Story of the Black student revolution at San Francisco State University

Nefertiti Jackmon will co-author this project with her father, Marvin X. Nefertiti is head of Six Square, the Black Cultural District, Austin, Texas.

She holds a B.A., English, Fresno State University, M.A., Africana Studies, New York University, Albany. Nefertiti has worked on other projects with her father, including the Kings and Queens of Black Consciousness, SFSU, 2001; the San Francisco Black Radical Book Fair, 2004, and the 50th Anniversary Celebration of the Black Arts Movement, Laney College, Oakland, 2015.

On Sunday, April 8, 2018

Great day in the morning, knowing Nefertiti, whose name  is legend -- and an apple doesn’t fall too far from the tree. Even the god that created the heaven and the earth and all therein and decided to make him a man, soon realized he needed a woman as his helpmate, i.e., to get things done because no matter how much he tilled the fields, a man couldn’t get much of anything done just on his own.

Thank you,

Nathan Hare, Ph.D.,

#PSY5202

Phone: 415-474-1707

Fax: 415-589-7983

Dr hare, one day i hope to achieve your level of poetics. For now, i am content to stand in your shadow,

As per Nefertiti, she was conceived while her parents  were exiled in Mexico City, in flight from USA imperialism and opposition to Vietnam war. She was born a few days after i was released from Terminal Island Federal Prison 1970.

Dr. Nathan Hare, first Chair of Black Studies on a major college 

campus at San Francisco State College/University,

Sociologist and Clinical Psychologist.  Dr. Nathan Hare 

and his student/associate Marvin X. Marvin X was part of

the initial visionary students at SFSU. He was a TA in the

English/Creative Writing Department, later taught in Black Studies

and Radio/TV Writing in the Broadcasting Department.

Marvin X and Actor/activist Danny Glover were fellow students at SFSU. Danny also performed at
Marvin X's Black Arts West Theatre, Fillmore District, San Francisco, 1966.

After a lunch meeting with San Francisco State University former student leaders in the struggle for human rights that led to the longest student strike in American academic history, 1968, Marvin X agreed to write the long awaited untold story. Former student leaders Bernard Stringer, the first to graduate with a degree in Black Studies and Black Students/Third World Strike leader, Benny Stewart, said Marvin was chosen not only for his writing ability but because he is an alumni of San Francisco State College/University, 1964-66, 1972-74, B.A., M.A. English/Creative Writer. As a student, he was part of the transition of the Negro Students Association into the Black Students Union that eventually led to the Black and Third World Strike for the establishment of Black and Ethnic Studies, the first on the campus of a major American university.

The Untold Story is a long awaited project of the SFSU/BSU leaders and strikers. Part of the delay has been due to an attempt to keep the mission of Black Students hidden after the Tenured Negroes or Neo-colonial elite took power in conspiracy with their academic masters, resulting in the critical concept of Black Studies connected with the Black Community being eliminated. At San Francisco State University the radical faculty was removed, most importantly,  the first Chair of Black and Ethnic Studies, Dr. Nathan Hare who possessed a PhD in Sociology and today a PhD in Clinical Psychology, acquired after he was white-listed from American academia because of his radical Black consciousness.

Marvin X says the Untold Story is an awesome task because while the focus will be on the student struggle at San Francisco State University, it cannot be disconnected from the National Black Liberation Movement, the Black Arts Movement, the Black Panther Party and other cultural formations such as the US organization, which grew out of the Oakland African American Association founded by Attorneys Donald Warden, Donald Hopkins, activist Paul Cobb, entrepreneur Ed Howard, et al.

Much of the research has been done by Bernard Stringer, strike leader, body guard of Dr. Nathan Hare, and, again, the first student to receive a degree in Black Studies at SFSU. Bernard has many archival materials from the SFSU Black student struggle. Marvin X also has the archives of Dr. Nathan Hare who was the focus of the strike for Black and Ethnic Studies that caused the SFPD to violently attempt to crush the strike, at the invitation of SFSU President S.I. Hayakawa, a Semanticist described by Muslim linguist Aaron Ali as, "An oriental with an occidental mind!"