| Stokely Carmichael  AKA Stokely Standiford Churchill Carmichael
Born: 29-Jun-1941
Birthplace: Port of Spain, Trinidad
Died: 15-Nov-1998
Location of death: Conakry, Guinea
Cause of death: Cancer - Prostate
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: Black
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Activist Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Black separatist, Pan-Africanist Popularized the term "Black Power".
Changed his name to Kwame Ture in 1978. Father: Adolphus Standiford Carmichael (b. 1-Feb-1913, d. 1962)
Mother: Florence Charles Carmichael
Wife: Miriam Makeba (singer, m. Apr-1968, div. 1978)
Wife: Marlyatou Barry (div.)
Son: Bokar (b. 1982)
High School: Bronx High School of Science, Bronx, NY (1960)
University: BA Philosophy, Howard University (1964)
Black Panther Party joined 1967
Congress of Racial Equality
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Trespassing Jackson, MS (1961)
Trespassing Baltimore, MD (1961)
Disturbing the Peace Beth Israel Hospital, New York City (24-Jun-1962)
Trespassing Cambridge, MD (12-May-1964)
Leaving the Scene of an Accident Fort Deposit, AL (14-Oct-1965)
Reckless Driving Fort Deposit, AL (14-Oct-1965)
Trespassing Greenwood, MS (16-Jun-1966)
Disorderly Conduct Atlanta, GA (8-Sep-1966)
Inciting a Riot Atlanta, GA (8-Sep-1966)
Naturalized US Citizen (27-Apr-1953)
Took the Fifth (Mar-1970)
Trinidad Ancestry
Risk Factors: Prostate Cancer
Author of books:
Black Power (1967, essays, with Charles V. Hamilton)
Stokely Speaks: Black Power Back to Pan-Africanism (1971, essays)
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