From Slavery To Freedom: A History Of African Americans – High School Edition

The product is a tenth edition textbook titled « From Slavery to Freedom: A History of African Americans » by John Hope Franklin. It is part of the « From Slavery to Freedom » series and is a nonfiction narrative written in English. The book is illustrated and focuses on the history of African Americans, making it a valuable educational resource for high school students studying this important topic.

HISTORY OF BLACK CATHOLICS IN THE UNITED STATES Cyprian Davis HC/DJ 1stEd ’91 VG

“THE HISTORY OF BLACK CATHOLICS IN THE UNITED STATES” — CYPRIAN DAVIS, O.S.B. HARDCOVER / DUST JACKET / FIRST EDITION (NON-STATED) / PUBLISHED IN 1991 BY CROSSROAD PUBLISHING COMPANY / ILLUSTRATED WITH RARE BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPHS / 347 PAGES + ENDPAPERS. BOOK IS IN TERRIFIC CONDITION — TIGHTLY BOUND WITH LIGHT OVERALL STORAGE AND SHELF WEAR. A SOLID VG COPY… THERE IS A PEN-WRITTEN GIFT INSCRIPTION ON THE FIRST FREE ENDPAPER, AND THERE ARE EXACTLY TWO PAGES IN THE PREFACE WHICH HAVE YELLOW-HIGHLIGHTED TEXT. OTHERWISE, FREE FROM MARKINGS. ALSO, FREE FROM RIPS, TEARS, STAINS, OR DEFECTS OF MANUFACTURE. NICE COPY OF THIS FANTASTIC VOLUME! WE HAVE OVER 23 YEARS EXPERIENCE SELLING COLLECTIBLE AND RARE RECORDS AND BOOKS, AS WELL AS POP CULTURE COLLECTIBLES, EPHEMERA, AND EFFLUVIA!!! ALL OUR ITEMS ARE PERSONALLY INSPECTED AND CONSERVATIVELY GRADED! SO, BUY WITH CONFIDENCE!!!

Notes Of A Native Son, By James Baldwin Beacon Books (1963) African-Americans

Previous owners name written in an inside cover. Several pages have underlining in ink see photos: « Notes of a Native Son » by James Baldwin is a vintage nonfiction book published by Beacon Press in 1963. It is a fifth printing of the original edition, written in English and presented in paperback format. The book delves into the history of African Americans, offering a narrative that sheds light on the experiences and struggles of the community. With its authentic and thought-provoking content, this book remains a significant work in literature and social justice. M-26

Frantz Fanon, Soweto and American Black Thought

Turner, Lou; Alan, John. Unmarked text. Small corner crease on front cover. Black-and-white illustrations. Introduction by Charles Denby and Raya Dunayevskaya. (SKU: 35795). Dust Jacket (if applicable).