The Black man in America
Subtitle: integration and separation
By: edited by James A. Moss. With a pref. by Paul Kurtz.
Series: A Delta book
Publisher: Dell Pub. Co.
Published: 1971
Place of publication: [New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 165
Subjects: United States -- Race relations -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by J. A. Moss.; title: Power and powerlessness: Black and white on Black and white, by J. and C. Margolis. The ethics of power in the Black revolution, by N. Wright, Jr. Is America a civilized nation? By W. M. Young, Jr.; title: Integration: The future of integration, by M. L. King, Jr. The Negro and American values, a conversation between J. Farmer and A. D. Black. A new vision, a better tomorrow, by J. Bond. Rebuilding the cities, by C. B. Stokes. Where is the Negro movement now? A conversation with B. Rustin, and others.; title: Separation and the Black revolution: Tears for the pigs, by E. Cleaver. Black politics, by D. Gregory. The Black lawyer, by R. L. Carter. In defense of Black studies, by J. A. Moss. American liberalism, source of Negro radicalism, by H. Zinn. Pan-African activism in the 20th century, by A. F. Holloway. The Black revolution: a primer for white liberals, by C. V. Hamilton.