Black joy
By: edited by Jay David.
Edition: [1st ed.
Publisher: Cowles Book Co.
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Chicago]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 244
Subjects: African Americans.
Table of contents: value: From Narrative of the life of Frederic Douglass, an American slave, written by himself.; value: From The life and adventures of Deadwood Dick written by himself (Nat Love).; value: From Running a thousand miles for freedom, by W. Craft.; value: From Up from slavery, by B. T. Washington.; value: A Negro love song, by P. L. Dunbar.; value: From The autobiography of an ex-colored man, by J. W. Johnson.; value: From Jelly Roll Morton remembers, by F. Morton.; value: From The big Sea, by L. Hughes.; value: From The autobiography of W. E. B. DuBois.; value: The Black finger, by A. Grimké.; value: The gilded six-bits and High John de Conquer, by Z. N. Hurston.; value: The Negro speaks of rivers, by L. Hughes.; value: From The boy who painted Christ Black, by J. H. Clarke.; value: The dark side of Hopkinsville, by T. Poston.; value: Home thoughts, by C. McKay.; value: The pocketbook game, by A. Childress.; value: From It's good to be Black, by R. Goodwin.; value: Old man Cassius, by Muhammad Ali.; value: From From the Back of the bus, by D. Gregory.; value: From His eye is on the sparrow, by E. Waters.; value: How to hail a cab in New York, by G. Cambridge.; value: The emancipation of George-Hector (a colored turtle), by M. E. Evans.