The Black seventies / Floyd B. Barbour, editor.
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Boston :
P. Sargent,
1970.
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| Series: | Extending horizons books.
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Table of Contents:
- Black Declaration of Independence
- 1. Outward: New space/the growth of Black consciousness in the sixties / Larry Neal
- The revolutionary struggle for Black power / James Boggs
- Black education in seventies: a lesson from the past / Adelaide Cromwell Hill
- Has Black religion lost its soul? / James A. Joseph
- The Black arts movement: its challenge and responsibility / Eugene Perkins
- Revolutionary Black nationalism and the Pan-African idea / S.E. Anderson
- 2. Inward: To make a painter Black / Margaret G. Burroughs
- Broadside Press: a personal chronicle / Dudley Randall
- Mr. White liberal / Yvonne Ruelas
- Letters from abroad / Henry Martin
- On being West Indian in New York / Orde Coombs
- 3. Forward: Images of the 21st century ... Blackness / Acklyn Lynch & Alma Mathieu Lynch
- Design and reality in the 70s / James A. Chaffers
- Tomorrow is tomorrow if you want one / Don L. Lee
- The death of the defensive posture: towards grandeur in Afro-American letters / Lance Jeffers
- Offensive mechanisms / Chester Pierce
- Postscripts: Religion, poetry and history: foundations for a new educational system / Margaret Walker
- The Black manifesto
- Basic tenets of revolutionary Black nationalism
- A letter from H. Rap Brown.