The last two decades have seen a plethora of new studies on the history of the Black Power movement. Taken together, these studies have revised one-dimensional interpretations of the movement, exploring its roots, the significance of local organizing, African American women’s contributions, the movement’s political impact, and its radical internationalism. Building on this foundation, this conference brings together a new generation of American, British, and German historians who shed fresh light on the Black Power movement’s complex history.