Timeline, Negro Digest November 2024

Collection Timeline

1973. 10 to 1975.12

1973. 10	The Death Walk Against Afrika Black Labor: Powerful Force For Liberation A Blueprint For Black Liberation David Walker and Malcolm X, BROTHERS IN RADICAL Mama Pritchett Political Prisoner
1973.11	Some Guidlines: Music Research and The Black Aesthetic Improvisation and The Aural Tradition of Afro-American Music The Battle for Legitimacy:'Jazz vs Academia' The Blues as Therapy: A Thematic Study
1974.06	Pamphlet/Manifesto Poetry Ishmael Reed on Ishmael Reed The Novels of Hal Bennett Perspectives Books Noted The Ear of the Behearer The Long Night For You, There is Only Dancing ("Pole" is a word of condolence in Swahili that one man gives another at the death of a loved one) Never Show Your Feelings, Boy Give Us This Day Table Talk Living Black Authors When is a Black Man Not an African?
1974.07	An Interview with Thomas Dorsey Father of Gospel Music A Selected, Annotated Discography: Dorsey Songs on Record Borinken Blues The Spiritual as Mature Chord Composition Special Reports: The Performing Arts in Jamaica Theater Perspectives: Duke Ellington: Communicator Books Noted: The African Origin of Civilization: Myth or Reality The Poet Final Curtain for Anita Bush My House//poems by Nikki Giovanni, Like a Ripple on a Pond// record by Nikki Giovanni The Black Book Antigua Black Music Festival The Novels of Hal Bennett Part II Hands Would He Look Better in a Sweater and Chinos, with a science book under his arm?
1974.08	On Richard Wright and Zora Neale Hurston Black Women Image Makers A Sea of Brown Boys Zora Neale Hurston: The Novelist-Antrhopologist's Life/Works The Televised Rape of Miss Jane Pitman On a Dead Child The Collapse of Portugal's African Empire The Developing Crisis in Southern Africa Moments Festival Warning Perspectives Books Noted: The Price is Too High: A Look at Wole Soyinka's "The Man Died" Manchupa Suite Pigs Batuki: For Recalcitrant Cape Verdean Americans and Other "Black" Portugese Tanzania-Zambia Railway to be Completed by September Pan African Notes "To Follow" Nigeria Acts to Protect Traditional Art Intellectual Genocide Way Is Solioquy of a Black Executive Lost Black Star The Emergence of African Fiction Would He Look Better in a Sweater and Chinos, with a science book under his arm?
1974.09	Portrait of the Artist as the High Priest of the Soul: Jean Toomer's Cane The Black Aesthetic Ten Years Later Steps to Break the Cycle In a Mellotone: A Memorial A Black Wedding Song To the Victims of the Afrikan Drought: A Libation for a Season Without Rain I Sit Here Paul Laurence Dunbar, 1872-1906 Baptism As Far As Your Soul Will Allow Everybody's Got a Little Trick in 'um The Flowering of Garden-self in Surrender: For Rose Ann "Daisy" T. Brown Daufuskie Daufuskie: Jake Nicodemus How Far Away is Not Soon The Nigger Who is Now Hunting You The Plush Heart Sanctuary For You Barb, Sitting So Gloriously at our Window All Things Abide Perspectives The Folk Roots of Contemporary Afro-American Poetry Pink Ladies in the Afternoon Sound Awareness, Brother Ahh, Strata East SES-19731 Between Ourselves Early Morning Vibrations For Those Who Stand and Wait Body Food Complement Untitled Unity Untitled Dear Miss Lucas On Joining the Bourgeousie Miss Jane (for Cicely Tyson) El Hajj Malik's Audience Soul Reach Blues Man Poem Untitled From Conversations Ghosts of Guinea Sampling Trane (For John Coltrane) Space Worried Spring For Third World Queens Especially Debra Report on a Poetry Festival: Melvin A. Butler Third Annual Memorial Wanted: Women Engineers First W.E.B. Du Bois Conference Scheduled After The Killing Songs From an Afro/Phone: Belly Song Hofu Ni Kwenu Guests in the Promised Land When is a Black Man Not an African?
1974.10.	The Responsibilities of Pan Africanism sometimes I think of Maryland Part 1: Black Politics Series African Liberation Day: An Assessment Enemy: From the White Left, White Right and In Between Sweet Earth Flying Another Fork in the Road Books Noted: In Love and Trouble Angolan Note be this as we may Angola: Unity and Struggle Sidelights on a Journey to a Historic Congress Musikarudzi When is a Black Man Not an African?
1974.11	The Little Rock National Black Political Convention Rasheid Ali's Survival Record Company Tribe Records Nationalism, Pan Africanism, and Socialism Towards Pan Africansim Freedom Dawns for Namibia Eulogy for the Massacred Soledad and Attica Prison Brothers In Defense of Delbert Tibbs A Poem Writers Confab at Howard U message voices from the diaspora home Guinea-Bissau AUDELCO Theatre Awards Seventh Annual Conference on Afro-American Studies CORE and Publisher to Co-Publish Book In Memoriam Frantz Fanon: A Critical Study The Crossing Black Poetry in America: The Dark Tower African Art in Cultural Perspective Stokely Speaks When is a Black Man Not an African?
1974.12	Black Attitudes Towards Police and the Courts The Politics of Foreign Investment in Africa good times & no bread: for babs gonzalez The Old Women Still Sing Transformational Grammar On Record: New Africa On Record Black Studies: Here to Stay? Black Books Bullietian Themes Opponent: The Black Aesthetic Defender: The Black Aesthetic The Question of Aesthetics The Fallen King Books Noted: If Beale Street Could Talk Courtney Go Huntin' Achebe's Ideas on Literature Ezeulu and his God James Baldwin The Reluctant Rapist Speak Out in Thunder Tones When is a Black Man Not an African?
1975. 10	Towards Pan-Africanism The Future of Pan- Africanism The Almicar Cabral Politico-Cultural Model The National Black Political Assembly: Its Position, Its Future Streched on The National Black Assembly Why I Resigned from the NBPA The Congressional Black Caucas: The Members Black Elected Officials: Is There a Measurable Difference Die Nigger Die Sun People America: an allegory The Congressional Black Caucas: The Organization New Politics for Black People: A Statement of Principles, Goals, Guidelines, Definitons, and Direction for the National Black Political Assembly Mozambique: New Nations Cape Verde Islands and Sao Tome Festival Report Jesse Jackson: The Man, The Myth, The Movement The Ripening Fruit or Revolution
1975. 11	Black Man in the New China
1975.01	The Question of Constituencies Black Hero Dynamics and the White Media A Portrait of Rudy Ali as Creative Black Man The Spiritual Victory of Muhammad Ali The Fire This Time: My Apologies to JB Important Notice The Mary McLeod Bethune Monument Ark of Bones and Other Stories Black Activism: Racial Revolution in the United States 1954-1970 Blue Plauge A Credit to the Race Places and Bloodstains Mafelo Le Dilube Isa Madi The History of the Black World Festival Concept The Negritude Process The Gwendolyn Brooks Literary Awards The Richard Wright- Woodie King Jr. Awards The Annual Broadside Press Awards The Second World Black & African Festival of Arts and Culture The Wisdom of Cabral The Tenth Conrad Kent Rivers Memorial Fund Award New Letters The National Black Writers Convention African Encyclopedia There are few things more unforgivable than when men knowingly betray themselves
1975.02	Du Bois' Uses of History On "The Cultural Unity of Africa" Slavery In the Colonial Americas He Art I Loves A Wig Convergence Art in Haiti "Perspective on Soul Train" Black Magazines in America Statement on the Black Arts
1975.03	Pan African Congress Liberation Movement Black Publisher, Black Writer: An Impasse Black Publisher, Black Writer: An Answer Librarians Seasons Poems of Exile and Return The Third Stop In Caraway Park Preparing The Professional Book Proposal My Visit To Ohio Penitentiary Book Publishers Angela Davis--An Autobiography
1975.04	Woodie King Jr Stage, Screen, And Black Hegemony: Black World Interviews Woodie King Jr New York Chicago Washington, D.C We The Poets/A Poem For Second Thinkers Willis Richardson: Pioneer Playwright Perspectives: Books Noted Manifesto Of A Liberated Poet The Black Image in Early American Drama Dunbar As Playwright Humor in Hue Senegal Revisited For Alice Walker On Record: The Art Ensemble of Chicago Raveen and Duke
1975.05	Apartheid Ecology in America Pan-Africanism Eulogy: For The Honorable Elijah Muhammed Detente in Southern Africa Lamidi Fakeye Columbian Artist: Cogollo Humor in Hue Black American Perspectives: Books Noted On Record: Politics on Record The World Is Wide, The World Is Small The Original Hebrew Israelite Nation: An Interview Remembrance Time on the Cross
1975.06	Saturation: Progress Report on a Theory of Black Poetry The Novels of John Wideman The Works of Derek Walcott: West Indian Gallery Perpectives Books Noted: The Last Days of Louisiana Red Humor in Hue A Short Story: The Harlem Mice A Short Story: The Luncheon A Short Story: Sukkie's Song A Short Story: A Hole They Call A Grave A Short Story: Rabbit, Rabbit You're Killing Me New Poems By Carolyn M. Rodgers Summer Worlds: A Mystic Landscape Mothersill and The Foxes Scarecrow Blood on Our Land Contemporary Novelists
1975.07	Mestizaje' vs. Black Identity: The Color Crisis in Latin America Perspectives on African Art Criticism Why I Changed My Ideology': Black Nationalism and Socialist Revolution Humor in Hue
1975.11	Black Intellectuals and The American Social Change Black Neighborhoods Africa: Homeland of My Heart They All Go When The Wagon Comes Haitian Maroons The Shaping of America The Breast of the Earth
1975.12	An Interview with Margaret Walker Tradition in Afro-American Literature Shouting (For Mary Ann Polar) The Burden of The Hero in Afro-American Fiction African Reverance Beckonings Heaven Is Not Closed Torch Bearers of European Myths Open Letter to Baracka Perspectives Black and Third World Women How I Got Ovah Black American Writers Past & Present Singers of Daybreak: Studies in Black Literature Slavery, Colonialsm, & Racism Cruelty

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Collection Timeline

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