John Henrik Clarke Bibliography

These stories provide an insight into the inner life, thinking and aspirations of Negro Americans.
Preceded by American Negro Short Stories.

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The contents of this book, in part, have been taken from various issues of the journal Freedomways. (wrote Introduction)

Twenty writers contribute their viewpoints on the black leader with varied glimpses of Malcolm X as a boy, as a young man and as a revolutionary. (wrote introduction)

John Henrik Clarke first published this definitive collection in 1974, providing outstanding background on Garvey and the Garvey movement by scholars, critics and contemporaries. (wrote introduction)

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Ten black writers review and criticize Styron's book, which they call a distortion of Nat Turner's character, in this response which includes the text of the original confessions. (wrote introduction)

Edited by John Henrik Clarke. J.A. Rogers' World's Great Men of Color is a comprehensive account of the great Black personalities in world history. (wrote introduction)