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In this moving text, Haki R. Madhubuti, poet, publisher, editor, educator, and institution builder, hopes to guide young men in search of direction to make good choices and wise, informed decisions on the road to a healthy life.

Lansana uses his words to talk about the everyday life of a Black Chicagoan.

Urban Rage in Bronzeville is a critical literary text which focuses on how poet Gwendolyn Brooks impacts Arts & Letters in America. Dr. B.J. Bolden's work focuses on the impact of Brooks in the areas of Political Science, Social Science, Literature and Society, US History, City-Town life in Literature, Afro-American Literature and Anger in Literature. Bolden explains the three works in clear historical, racial, political, cultural, and aesthetic terms.

HeartLove is love that matters. In these poems, Madhubuti gives us essential meditations on commitment and caring. He offers honest and sometimes cutting criticism that is expected from a true friend or lover. And he gives us poetry -- constant reminders of our wholeness and humanity. "Some of the finest human poems in English are in this book" (Robert Bly).

Poetry using the landscape of Egypt, ancient gods and goddess, historical events, heroes and queens.

Sterling Plumpp contrasts the rituals of Africa with African American rituals

Volume of short stories dealing with the supernatural and fantasy based upon African American traditions.

A series of short plays for young children

""HornMan"" is a poetry collection

It is must reading for teachers, parents, and all those concerned about the future of our children and our community. For years, Detroit's Malcolm X Academy has been on the frontline of the struggle to reclaim our youth and our community.

The handling of testing and language for African American students.

The book offers a trenchant analysis of the writings and philosophy of some of the prominent writers and thinkers of African descent.

Writings of the Black heroes and musicians and the intellectual and physical environment that shaped their lives.

Collection of poems in verse and short prose that tells the story of a woman's anguish and growth in a hostile environment.

Shows the inner self of an African American artist.

In the Garden of the Beast illuminates the Vietnam War experience of an African-American man. These lyrical, haunting verses capture his anxieties as he moves through unfamiliar jungles and confronts his inner conflict with his transformation into a killer. This book of poetry expresses the torment of a soldier leaving a lover and child behind in Vietnam. The work also portrays the black veteran's struggle upon returning home to piece together his participation in the war.

A glimpse into the early work of some very successful writers.

Call blacks to work together toward their own REAL emancipation.

White Hate Crimes: Howard Beach and Other Racial Atrocities offers a timely examination of the barely discussed, but widely practiced phenomenon of white-on-Black Crime. Although the Civil Rights legislation of the 1950s and 1960s suggested a movement toward racial harmony, the rise of conservatism during the Ronald Reagan Administration helped to create a climate that not only reversed civil rights gains, but lead to a resurgence of hatred and violence toward people of color and the poor. Dr. Alphonso Pinkney presents a riveting, historical account of white racially motivated individual and mob attacks on Blacks during the 1980s. Documenting the striking parallels of these attacks as a return to Reconstruction Era and early 1900s race riot styled lynchings, Pinkney provides engaging profiles of the victims and their attackers, reviews the legal proceedings, analyzes the affects on the families and communities involved, and demonstrates the legal system's complicity in disrupting justice.

Salaam engages in a self assessment of his life and work using the template of Black culture.

South African poet Keorapetse Kgositsile rejuvenates the African spirit

El'Zabar's many moods are expressed in an ecology of rhythm and rifts, harmony and phraseology.

As children search for cultural affirmation, ""Children of Africa"" provides insight in a format that is inspirational and fun-learning.

Rose challenges African Americans to recognize AIDS as one of the most serious problems facing Blacks worldwide and to respond with a concrete, community-based plan of action.

This is a report on the problems associated with incarceration, the treatment of prisoners and their return to society. The American Friends Service Committee convened a National Commission on Crime and Justice in 1990; this report came from this blue ribbon group.

Penned by a South African who observed and absorbed the culture of African Americans.