Sausalito, CA: The Black World Foundation, 1971. First Edition. Quarto (26cm); pictorial wrappers, stapled; 80pp; illus. 63,[1]pp; illus. Light wear and dustiness to wrappers, original recipient's address label to lower rear wrapper; Very Good+. Contents include contributions by Adolph L. Reed, Jr., Hortense Spillers, T.B. Smith, Billy "Hands" Robinson, Dennis..... More

New Orleans: Black Collegiate Services, 1974. First Edition. Contents include contributions by Edward D. Irons, Henry Sypher, Vincent Harding, Diana Fallis, Brenda Reese, Julian Bond, Mae H. Nash, Kalamu Ya Salaam, and others, with an interview with Jesse Jackson. DANKY 808. Quarto (28cm); photo-illustrated wrappers, stapled; 56pp; illus. Light wear..... More

Chicago: The Institute of Positive Education, 1972. First Edition. Early issue of this quarterly literary journal covering Black publishers, essays, poetry, criticism, and book reviews. Contents include contributions by Darwin Turner, David Llorens, Cleve Washington, Joyce Ladner, Eugene Perkins, Clay Goss, Gayla Cook, Sterling Plumpp, Don L. Lee, and others..... More

Chicago: The Institute of Positive Education, 1980. First Edition. Attractive issue of this quarterly literary journal covering Black publishers, essays, poetry, criticism, and book reviews. Contents include contributions by Haki Madhabuti, Kalamy ya Salaam, Iva Carruthers, Leahcim T. Semaj, Lu Palmer, and others, incuding an interview with Frances Welsing. DANKY..... More

Chicago: The Institute of Positive Education, 1974. First Edition. Early issue of this quarterly literary journal covering Black publishers, essays, poetry, criticism, and book reviews. Contents include contributions by John Henrik Clarke, Fred Hord, Saundra Towns, Safisha Madhubuti, and others, with an interview with Gwendolyn Brooks. DANKY 778. Small quarto..... More

Chicago: The Institute of Positive Education, 1980. First Edition. Attractive issue of this quarterly literary journal covering Black publishers, essays, poetry, criticism, and book reviews. Contents include contributions by Dr. Jacob Carruthers, Gwen Gilbert, Diedre Wimby, Dr. Clifton Washington, Dr. Frances Welsing, Rose Blouin, and others, with an interview with..... More

Santa Barbara: Center for Black Studies, UC Santa Barbara, 1972. First Edition. Newsletter produced by UC Santa Barbara's Center for Black Studies, detailing community and campus events, minority recruitment at UC Davis Law School, the Afro-American Conference, a tutoring program for black students in Santa Barbara, a lengthy profile of..... More

San Francisco: The Movement Press, 1968. First Edition. Well-preserved issue of this SNCC and SDS-affiliated newspaper. Contents include articles on H.Rap Brown's life and activities while under house arrest, the Peace & Freedom Party, Chicago police agents exposed, Arthur Kinoy's speech to the SDS convention, and the battle for San..... More

New York: Jewish Currents, 1968. First Edition. Slim octavo (21.75cm); original pictorial wrappers, stapled; 46pp; illus. Light wear and handling to wrappers, with a tiny stain and a small abrasion to lower rear wrapper; Very Good+. A lengthy response by King to an inquiry addressed to him after a New..... More

New York: National Urban League, 1945. First Edition. Elusive issue of this sociological and literary journal produced by the National Urban League. Published between 1923-1949, Opportunity was significant for fostering many of the literary and artistic voices of the Harlem Renaissance period, as well as printing academic articles on the..... More

New York: National Urban League, 1944. First Edition. Elusive issue of this sociological and literary journal produced by the National Urban League. Published between 1923-1949, Opportunity was significant for fostering many of the literary and artistic voices of the Harlem Renaissance period, as well as printing academic articles on the..... More

New York: National Urban League, 1945. First Edition. Complete issue of this sociological and literary journal produced by the National Urban League. Published between 1923-1949, Opportunity was significant for fostering many of the literary and artistic voices of the Harlem Renaissance period, as well as printing academic articles on the..... More

Cambria Heights, NY: The Foundation for Research in the Afro-American Creative Arts, Inc., 1975. First Edition. The first musicological journal on the study of Black music. "The Black Perspective in Music is committed to the publication of news from all over the world about black musicians and their music. The..... More