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Ron Karenga
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Maulana Karenga, Los Angeles, ca. 1966
Ron Karenga, founder of US, a black power cultural revolutionary organization. Karenga is known for creating the first pan-African holiday, Kwanzaa. Sitting next to Karenga is Hakim Jamal, Malcolm X's cousin and co-founder of US.
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