African-American Literature: An Anthology, 2nd Ed. Book

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African-American Literature: An Anthology, 2nd Ed.
Written by author Demetrice A. Worley
Published by McGraw-Hill Companies, The, July 1997
African-American Literature is a collection of eighty-five selections that exemplify the range and depth of the writing of African Americans, including such early writers as Frederick Douglass and Phillis Wheatley and such modern writers as Haki Madhubuti
African-American Literature is a collection of eighty-five selections that exemplify the range and depth of the writing of African Americans, including such early writers as Frederick Douglass and Phillis Wheatley and such modern writers as Haki Madhubuti

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Preface
Historical Overview
Motherless Child 2
The Knee-High Man Tries to Get Sizable 4
How Buck Won His Freedom 6
from The Eatonville Anthology 8
People Who Could Fly 11
The Steel Drivin' Man 15
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot 19
Stagolee 21
Introduction from Black Talk 32
The Goophered Grapevine 36
See How They Run 47
Lift Every Voice and Sing 65
I Done Worked! 67
from The African Garden 74
The Creation 80
Music: Black, White and Blue 86
The Blues I'm Playing 91
It's the Law: a rap poem 104
Sonny's Blues 107
The Weary Blues 133
Dance Bodies #1 136
Solo on the Drums 139
Canary 145
The Slave Mother 149
On Being Brought from Africa to America 152
Runagate Runagate 154
Letter to His Master 158
An Address to the Slaves of the United States of America 163
Nat Turner's Confession 170
Harriet Tubman Is in My Blood 176
Song of the Son 185
If We Must Die 190
I, Too 192
A Summer Tragedy 194
Willie 203
An Address Delivered at the Opening of the Cotton States' Exposition in Atlanta, Georgia, September, 1895 206
Chapter 3: Of Mr. Booker T. Washington and Others 211
Miss Rosie 222
We Wear the Mask 226
from The Autobiography of Malcolm X 228
Hidden Name and Complex Fate 241
Where Is the Black Community? 257
Of Our Spiritual Strivings 260
All about My Job 267
Stranger in the Village 271
Epilogue from Invisible Man 282
Vive Noir! 290
Nikki-Roasa 294
The Immediate Program of the American Negro 297
Preface to a Twenty Volume Suicide Note 303
Assassination 305
Winter in America 307
To Mississippi Youth 310
I Have a Dream 317
The Tree of Love 324
the woman's mourning song 328
Getting the Facts of Life 330
Restoration: A Memorial - 9/18/91 339
To Da-duh, In Memoriam 342
one thing i dont need 352
Magic 355
Plumes 358
Strong Men 368
My Search for Roots 372
Speech Delivered at Madison Square Garden, March 1924 377
A Black Man Talks of Reaping 383
from The Big Sea 385
The Only Man on Liberty Street 394
Minstrel Man 402
The Man Who Was Almost a Man 404
The Union of Two 416
The Wife of His Youth 418
The Bean Eaters 429
Sweat 432
Letter from Charles R. Drew 443
1927 from Sula 446
Valentines 451
Thank You, M'am 453
For My People 458
A Day Lost Is a Day Gone Forever 461
Women 467
from In My Father's House 469
Mother to Son 479
Aunt 481
She Walked Alone 483
Acknowledgments 489
Author-Title Index 493

Title: African-American Literature: An Anthology, 2nd Ed.

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	Preface
	Historical Overview
	Motherless Child	2
	The Knee-High Man Tries to Get Sizable	4
	How Buck Won His Freedom	6
	from The Eatonville Anthology	8
	People Who Could Fly	11
	The Steel Drivin' Man	15
	Swing Low, Sweet Chariot	19
	Stagolee	21
	Introduction from Black Talk	32
	The Goophered Grapevine	36
	See How They Run	47
	Lift Every Voice and Sing	65
	I Done Worked!	67
	from The African Garden	74
	The Creation	80
	Music: Black, White and Blue	86
	The Blues I'm Playing	91
	It's the Law: a rap poem	104
	Sonny's Blues	107
	The Weary Blues	133
	Dance Bodies #1	136
	Solo on the Drums	139
	Canary	145
	The Slave Mother	149
	On Being Brought from Africa to America	152
	Runagate Runagate	154
	Letter to His Master	158
	An Address to the Slaves of the United States of America	163
	Nat Turner's Confession	170
	Harriet Tubman Is in My Blood	176
	Song of the Son	185
	If We Must Die	190
	I, Too	192
	A Summer Tragedy	194
	Willie	203
	An Address Delivered at the Opening of the Cotton States' Exposition in Atlanta, Georgia, September, 1895	206
	Chapter 3: Of Mr. Booker T. Washington and Others	211
	Miss Rosie	222
	We Wear the Mask	226
	from The Autobiography of Malcolm X	228
	Hidden Name and Complex Fate	241
	Where Is the Black Community?	257
	Of Our Spiritual Strivings	260
	All about My Job	267
	Stranger in the Village	271
	Epilogue from Invisible Man	282
	Vive Noir!	290
	Nikki-Roasa	294
	The Immediate Program of the American Negro	297
	Preface to a Twenty Volume Suicide Note	303
	Assassination	305
	Winter in America	307
	To Mississippi Youth	310
	I Have a Dream	317
	The Tree of Love	324
	the woman's mourning song	328
	Getting the Facts of Life	330
	Restoration: A Memorial - 9/18/91	339
	To Da-duh, In Memoriam	342
	one thing i dont need	352
	Magic	355
	Plumes	358
	Strong Men	368
	My Search for Roots	372
	Speech Delivered at Madison Square Garden, March 1924	377
	A Black Man Talks of Reaping	383
	from The Big Sea	385
	The Only Man on Liberty Street	394
	Minstrel Man	402
	The Man Who Was Almost a Man	404
	The Union of Two	416
	The Wife of His Youth	418
	The Bean Eaters	429
	Sweat	432
	Letter from Charles R. Drew	443
	1927 from Sula	446
	Valentines	451
	Thank You, M'am	453
	For My People	458
	A Day Lost Is a Day Gone Forever	461
	Women	467
	from In My Father's House	469
	Mother to Son	479
	Aunt	481
	She Walked Alone	483
	Acknowledgments	489
	Author-Title Index	493