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Graphic novel tells the story based on an 1876 court transcript of a West African woman named Abina, who was wrongfully enslaved and took her case to court.

African American women's history, with photos.

Trade paperback with age toned pages but tight binding. Index and selections from the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850.

Hardbound edition is Like New condition

Souvenir brochure with color photos of specific scenes for the stage adaption of Alice Walker's book, The Color Purple. Text accompanying photos is provided by composers, actors, dramaturgs, designers etc. The program of cast and technical staff for the Broadway show is found as an insert.

Hardcover first edition is Brand New The author revisits Garden Heights 17 years before the events of The Hate U Give in this poignant exploration of Black boyhood and manhood

Hardbound First Edition of From Slave Ship to Harvard, is an ex-lib copy with a mylar covered dustjacket. Minimal flaws associated with ex-lib copies, this has no pocket and only 2 stamps. The interior is bright and tight, a Very Good copy

From a child's view of violence and racism mixed with innocence and outrage

Hardcover First edition (5x7) A salute to the extraordinary in ordinary lives. A novel of perseverance and hope within a Black family in the hardscrabble South.

Black street culture and the difficulty of leaving it behind

Interior is bright and tight, exterior edges have slight foxing including a small stain to bottom edge of text block, not affecting interior pages.Wright's urgent call to America to wake up to the racial reality for Black Americans.

Brianna, daughter of a murdered rapper, wants to be a rapper too. She has the skills....

Hardcover First Edition without dust jacket. Interior is bright and tight. The story of a tribal African woman now living in North America, who tries to reconcile her African heritage with her experience as a modern woman in America.

Hardcover first edition of is Like New. The mostly Jewish, mostly Communist activists who in the 1960s allied themselves with the Black activists seeking an end to apartheid

Small hardcover with complete dj published by Ecco 1994.
A short play, but one that has a lot of layers

The author's debut novel that is honest and timely in the ongoing racial divide. "...fearlessly honest and heartbreakingly human". This is a NEW copy

With unclipped dj, black boards with gilt lettering on spine. Previous owner's bookplate on fep. Newspaper article left between pgs. 60-61 has left a shadow but remaining pages are clean, bright and tight with deckled edges. Non fiction book recounting the efforts of an American man in 1950s to help African farmers fight injustice and sell their products for business gains.

Hardcover First Edition - x-library with associated stamps and stickers on the endpages - see photos. Interior bright and tight with multiple b/w photos. Beth Macy shines a bright light on the racial profiteering of circus freak shows and the Jim Crow South. A mother's journey to reclaim not only her sons but her right to them.

Hardcover edition is Like New condition with photos. Genealogy in the historical context of the Jim Crow South. Gail explores her African-American mother's decision to pass as white, how she hid her secret even from her own husband, and the price she paid for choosing whiteness.

From Baruch College comes this exhibition catalogue of vibrant paintings and sculptures from "outsider" artists Thornton Dial, Bessie Harvey,etc., with color images through out the 72 clean pages.