Black brotherhood; : Afro-Americans and Africa, edited and with an introd. by Okon Edet Uya

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Label

Black brotherhood; : Afro-Americans and Africa, edited and with an introd. by Okon Edet Uya

Title remainder

Afro-Americans and Africa

Statement of responsibility

edited and with an introd. by Okon Edet Uya

Instantiates

• Black brotherhood; : Afro-Americans and Africa

Publication

• Lexington, Mass., Heath, 1970, c1971

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references

Contents

Deep river, by M. M. Fisher.--The attitude of the free Negro toward African colonization, by L. Mehlinger.--Pan-Negro nationalism in the New World, before 1862, by H. R. Lynch.--The relations and duties of free colored men in America to Africa, by A. Crummell.--A project for an expedition of adventure to the eastern coast of Africa, by M. R. Delany.--The call of providence to the descendants of Africa in America, by E. W. Blyden.--Bishop Turner's African dream, by E. S. Redkey.--Alfred Charles Sam and an African return: a case study in Negro despair, by W. Bittle and G. Geis.--Booker T. Washington and the white man's burden, by L. Harlan.--DuBois and pan-Africa, by R. B. Moore.--Black Moses: Marcus Garvey and Garveyism, by E. D. Cronon.--Hide my face? The literary renaissance, by St. Clair Drake.--Notes on Negro American influences on the emergence of African nationalism, by G. Shepperson.--Something new out of Africa, by H. R. Isaacs.--Africa-conscious Harlem, by R. B. Moore.--Malcolm X: an international man, by R. M. and E. U. Essien-Udom.--Black power and colonialism, by J. Lester

Control code

70128110 //r84

Dimensions

23 cm.

Extent

xi, 282 p.

Record ID

u37489