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Criticism of Fulani and the NAP comes from Black activists as well...
Dennis L. Serrette, the NAP's presidential candidate in 1984 and currently a Black activist in Maryland, writes in a 1988 Radical America article that the NAP is "not black-led" and "not even a progressive organization as it also pretends...
Serrette also accuses the NAP of being a front for the "psychological control" experiments of Fred Newman, a co-founder of the party and Fulani's Campaign manager...
Fulani, who is chair of the NAP, responds that it is "racism and sexism" to suggest that a Black woman is being controlled by a white...
...Berlet counters that "if [Fulani and the NAP] are really who they say they are they'd get broad political support...instead, they're ostracized by people they purport to represent...