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The Good Earth

Pearl S. Buck

1931 ★ 3.9

The civil rights movement

Bruce J. Dierenfield

2004

This side of glory

David Hilliard

1993

Black awakening in capitalist America

Robert L. Allen

1969

A spy in Canaan

Marc Perrusquia

2017

Modern Black Nationalism

William L. Van Deburg

1996

Huey

David Hilliard, Keith Zimmerman, Kent Zimmerman

2006

Black power in South Africa

Gail M. Gerhart

1978

Farewell to innocence

Allan Aubrey Boesak

1977

The revolution has come

Robyn C. Spencer

2016

The Black Panther party (reconsidered)

Steve D. McCutchen, Judson L. Jeffries, Nikhil Pal Singh et al.

1998

The night pastors

Stanley G. Matthews

1967

No struggle, no progress

Howard Fuller

2014

The American Negro revolution

Benjamin Muse

1968

Two Trains Running

Andrew Vachss

2005

Unfinished agenda

Junius W. Williams

2014

Negroes with Guns

Robert F Williams, Marc Schleifer Robert F. Williams, Robert F. Williams

1962

Cornell '69

Donald Alexander Downs

1999

Up Against the Wall

Curtis J. Austin

2006

Empower the People

Theodore Walker

1991

The Black Panthers speak

Robin Miles, Cary Hite, Philip Sheldon Foner et al.

1995

Black power at work

David A. Goldberg

2010

Black power in the belly of the beast

J. L. Jeffries

2006

Faith in black power

Kerry Pimblott

2017

Engines of the Black power movement

James L. Conyers

2007

Want to start a revolution?

Komozi Woodard, Dayo F. Gore, Jeanne Theoharis

2009

Deep in our hearts

Constance Curry

2000

Waiting 'Til the Midnight Hour

Peniel E. Joseph

2006

Stokely speaks

Kwame Ture

1971

Revolutionary suicide

Huey P. Newton

1973

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