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Collection of 3 paperbacks

This is a collection of three paperback books with various looks at
black culture in modern society.
New Plays from the Black Theatre, edited anthology with intro by Ed
Bullins
The Man Who Cried, I Am, by John A. Williams
Three Negro Classics, which combines Up From Slavery, Brooker T.
Washington; The Souls of Black Folk, William DeBois; The
Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man, James Weldon Johnson

These books are all paperbacks in very good and clean condition
$9.50 for the set of 3 books, includes shipping via media mail, USPS, inside the
USA

The Contender
1967

This is a used book, that would be a paperback, except
it has a hard cover. Size and style are that of a
paperback. This is the 17th printing of this book.

The story of life in the '60s in the ghetto

$3.50 USD for this book includes shipping, media rate
via USPS, inside the USA

Narrative of the Life of
FREDERICK DOUGLASS
An American Slave
Written by Himself
Edited by Benjamin Quarles

Harvard Paperback
163 pages

This book is used and shows light wear that includes
chipping on the cover and spine and spine creases,
as well a marking tape on the lower portion of the
spine. Over all it is clean and tight.

$4.50 USD, includes shipping inside the USA via
USPS media rate. Ask for quotes for other shipping.

BLACK LIKE ME
John Howard Griffin
the 44th printing of the classic story of what it
was like to be Negro in the Deep South in the
early '60s

This used paperback is in like new condition. It
does have a previous owner's name on the
inside cover and a penciled notation.
$3.50 USD for this book includes shipping,
media rate via USPS, inside the USA. For other
shipping, ask for a quote.

RIVERS OF BLOOD, YEARS OF DARKNESS
ROBERT CONOT
Special Consultant to the National Advisory Commission on
Civil Disorders
Watts, 1965
It erupted out of a minor misunderstanding and exploded into
a blood bath that stunned the nation.

This is the anatomy of a race riot.
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TO ME IT'S ALL WONDERFUL
ETHEL WATERS

Ethel Waters grew up in the slums of Philadelphia and
neighboring cities, seldom living anywhere for more than a
few weeks at a time. "No one raised me, " she recollected, "I
just ran wild." She excelled not only at looking after herself,
but also at singing and dancing; she began performing at
church functions, and as a teenager was locally renowned
for her "hip shimmy shake".

She became one of America’s highest paid entertainers.
She started appearing in Harlem nightclubs in the late 1920’
s and then went on the vaudeville circuit. She went on to star
on the radio, on Broadway and in the movies.

This is a used paperback that shows light wear on the cover
and corners are bumped. It is clean and tight. There are
black and white photos included with Ms. Waters own story.

$3.50 USD includes
this used paperback
book, in good
condition, and
shipping via USPS
inside the USA, media
rate. If you want
shipping elsewhere,
contact us for a quote.

COFFEE WILL MAKE YOU BLACK
April Sinclair
1994
A novel of coming of age in the 60's on Chicago's Southside tells the story of what it was like to be black - before black
was beautiful.
This is a used oversized paperback book in like new condition.