Letters from Black AmericaLetters from Black America fills a literary and historical void by presenting the pantheon of African American experience in the most intimate way possible—through the heartfelt correspondence of the men and women who lived through monumental changes and pivotal events, from the 1700s to the twenty-first century, from slavery to the war in Iraq. |
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Good Evening everyone, my name is Richard Lott an Associate of Science Degree student attaining his Associate of Art at Heald College. Usually I try not to form any types of opinion on the internet, within this day and age any crack pot can post whatever he or she may choose trying to pass it off as creditable information. Within my reviews of this book Letters from Black America are that, this type of book should, and must not be used for personnel gains but used for the benefit of history, to be placed on libraries shelves all over showing others how people of color have, and still do make excellant contributions to this country. We are a people that should be proud of our parts, and contributions. Let not be as those that has for many of years rode the backs of others to make this country what it is.
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Letters from Black America: Intimate Portraits of the African American ... Pamela Newkirk Limited preview - 2011 |
Letters from Black America: Intimate Portraits of the African American ... Pamela Newkirk No preview available - 2011 |