African American poetry

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Contributors: Seeley, Virginia, (edito)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Globe Book Co., ©1993.
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Table of Contents:
  • Survival: many struggles, many triumphs
  • Harlem hopscotch /
  • Maya Angelou
  • Old Black men /
  • Georgia Douglas Johnson
  • Midway /
  • Naomi Long Madgett
  • Love /
  • John Henrik Clarke
  • Sympathy /
  • Paul Laurence Dunbar
  • Wise 1 /
  • Amiri Baraka
  • To the oppressors /
  • Pauli Murray
  • The emancipation of George-Hector (a colored turtle) /
  • Mari E. Evans
  • Obstacles /
  • Layding Kaliba
  • Still I rise /
  • Maya Angelou
  • To James /
  • Franke Horne
  • Expressions of hope
  • The lesson of the falling lives /
  • Lucille Clifton
  • The still voice of Harlem /
  • Conrad Kent Rivers
  • Speech to the young/Speech to the progress toward /
  • Gwendolyn Brooks
  • A note of humility /
  • Arna Bontemps
  • Encouragement II /
  • John Henrik Clarke
  • Dreams /
  • Langston Hughes
  • from "Dark Testament" /
  • Pauli Murray
  • A legacy of pride and strength
  • Lift ev'ry voice and sing /
  • James Weldon Johnson
  • Lineage /
  • Margaret Walker
  • My people /
  • Langston Hughes
  • Science /
  • Gordon Nelson
  • What color is black /
  • Barbara Mahone
  • We are /
  • Hardy Crosslin
  • What shall I tell my children who are Black /
  • Margaret Burroughs
  • From "African Poems" /
  • Haki Madhubuti
  • Women /
  • Alice Walker
  • The nature of this flower is to bloom /
  • Alice Walker
  • Bringing about changes: a call for revolution
  • SOS /
  • Amiri Baraka
  • Blk/rhetoric /
  • Sonia Sanchez
  • Will the real Black people please stand /
  • Desirée Barnwell
  • Blessed are those who struggle /
  • Suliaman El Hadi
  • Revolutionary poets /
  • Jean Parrish
  • Nation /
  • Charlie Cobb
  • The revolution will not be televised /
  • Gil Scott-Heron
  • Portraits of heroes
  • A soliloquy to the Black women of America /
  • Charlotte Brown
  • Haiku /
  • Sonia Sanchez
  • I know a lady /
  • Joyce Carol Thomas
  • A protest poem for Rosa Parks /
  • Abiodun Oyewole
  • If we forget /
  • Ja Jahannes
  • The funeral of Martin Luther King Jr. /
  • Nikki Giovanni
  • For Malcom, U.S.A. /
  • James Emanuel
  • Alabama poem /
  • Nikki Giovanni
  • The fullness of life
  • Because /
  • Nikki Giovanni
  • Being Black in my neighborhood /
  • Ja Jahannes
  • Those winter Sundays /
  • Robert Hayden
  • Sense of heritage /
  • Ntozake Shange
  • Variety in Black /
  • Denise Brooks
  • One time Henry dreamed the number /
  • Doc Long
  • Our promise /
  • Phyllis Bynu