Contemporary Black thought
Subtitle: the best from the Black scholar
By: edited by Robert Chrisman & Nathan Hare.
Contributors: Hare, Nathan, joint comp.
Publisher: Bobbs-Merrill
Published: 1973
Place of publication: Indianapolis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 299
Subjects: African Americans.
Other titles: Black scholar.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Culture: Touré, S. A dialectical approach to culture. Metcalfe, R. The West African roots of Afro-American music. Redmond, E. B. The Black American epic. Wiggins, W. H. Jack Johnson as bad nigger. Jones, L. A Black value system. Hare, N. A study of the Black fighter. Edwards, H. Sources of the Black athlete's superiority.; title: Family: White, J. Guidelines for Black psychologists. La Rue, L. The Black movement and women's liberation. Staples, R. The myth of the impotent Black male. Davis, A. Reflections on the Black woman's role in the community of slaves. Jackson, J. But where are the men?; title: Politics: Sundiata, P. Portrait of Marcus Garvey. Stanford, M. Black guerrilla warfare. Nyerere, J. African socialism. West, L. and Divans, K. Prison or slavery? Chrisman, R. Black prisoners, white law. Henderson, L. W. E. B. DuBois: Black scholar and prophet. Allen, R. L. Black liberation and world revolution. Stone C. Black politics.; title: Economics: Killens, J. O. Black labor and Black liberation. Stone, C. The white foundation's role in Black oppression. Travis, D. The 1972 Homestead act.