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Role Call: A Generational Anthology of Social and Political Black Literature and Art

1 review
Tony Medina, Samiya Bashir, ...

Third World Press, 2002

A wonderful insight! Buy it now!
This book is an eloquent, well put together collage of Black America today. The anthology leads you into deep, riveting poetry, stories, art and excerpts depicting the role of young Black America today, and what we stand on the brink of doing tomorrow. I think everyone should buy this book!

Poetry from the Masters: The Sixth Wave
Quraysh Ali Lansana, Toni Asante Lightfoot

Just Us Books. Inc., 2008

The Sixth Wave of African American poetry reflected a diversity of educational, social, political, economic and spiritual experiences. It covered a period from the late 1970s to the 1990s. During this period, women poets in particular, distinguished themselves as powerful new voices, challenging traditional views of Blackness and helping to demonstrate an unprecendented depth and variety of experiences. Experience the power of poetic ...

dream in yourself
Gallery 37

Tia Chucha Press, 1997

pager back, 268 pages, short stories, a collection of poetry, prose and playwriting created by apprentice artist in literary programs conducted in the Gallery 37 Programs in the Spring & Fall of 1996 as well as the 1996 Summer Downtown Programs

They Shall Run: Harriet Tubman Poems

1 review
Quraysh Ali Lansana

Third World Press, 2007

Harriet Tubman's language and heart
These poems, by the previously unknown to me writer Quaraysh Ali Lansana, are a skillful and vivid reconstruction of this important woman in American history. He uses the black "dialect" of the time with dignity and empathy. The portrait of Harriet Tubman, known to John Brown as "The General," (apparently Brown always referred to Harriet as "he"), is heartbreaking. And redemptive. Inspiring.

Southside Rain

1 review
Quraysh Ali Lansana

Third World Press, 1999

Poetry as Geography
In this powerful collection of poems, Lansana takes the reader on a journey that weds place and soul against the backdrop of a changing (and, sadly, not-so-changing) America. Lansana's voice as an educator, poet, and father is as informed as it is poignant. Like all great poetry, the poems in Southside Rain guide the reader directly into the scene -- and keep him there. In the book's title ...

Dream of a Word: The Tia Chucha Press Poetry Anthology

Tia Chucha, 2006

NEA awards four brothers in verse.(National Endowment for the Arts)(Cyrus Cassells)(Terrance Hayes)(Tyehimba ...
Quraysh Ali Lansana

Cox, Matthews & Associates, 2005

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Singular notes: self-published writers share the limelight. : An article from: Black Issues Book Review
Quraysh Ali Lansana

Thomson Gale, 2006

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