The Black revolution
Subtitle: an Ebony special issue.
Publisher: Johnson Pub. Co.
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 234
Subjects: Black power -- United States; African Americans -- Race identity
Other titles: Ebony.
Notes: "First published as a special issue of Ebony magazine, August, 1969."
Table of contents: title: Of time, space, and revolution, by L. Bennett, Jr.; title: How Black is Black? By C. V. Hamilton.; title: Black art and Black liberation, by L. Neal.; title: Black and proud behind bars, by D. Bogle.; title: Ameer (Leroi Jones) Baraka, by D. Llorens.; title: Revolution in sound, by A. B. Spellman.; title: Rebuttal, by T. Mboya.; title: The myths of Black revolt, by B. Rustin.; title: The Black Panthers, by H. P. Newton.; title: Detroit's rebel Judge Crockett, by C. L. Sanders.; title: The Black theater, by P. Bailey.; title: Black students: a changing perspective, by J. Turner.; title: Black students and the impossible revolution, by V. Harding.; title: The economics of liberation, by A. Poinsett.; title: Politics and the Black revolution, by J. Conyers.