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A Different Point of View - $15.00 - New
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The poems in this book were written over a forty-seven year period, between 1965 and 2012. They are arranged in two
sections. The first section I call The Reconstruction. The poems in this section represent the era when my literary universe
was formulating anew 1979 to the present. This reframing of my mind-set started a decade or so after the end of legal segregation
in the South and the establishment of a handful of national laws to protect the civil rights of African Americans. This was
also when restrictions on black people in almost every field of endeavor started crumbling down. The second section of the
book is called The Insurrection. The poems in this section represent the period of the movement – the turbulent sixties
when individuals and organizations were rebelling against America’s culture of racism. During this time I tried to form
words into poems that described, encouraged or aided the insurrection. This is how I was made to feel that I was a part of
the movement by having it shape my thinking and my literature. This section contains poems expressed in aggressive petitions for black liberation and racial justice - the passionate
radical flames of my youth.
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Poetic Portraits: The African People of San Juan Hill - 2011
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Come along on this anthropological urban dig through the Ruins of 1950’s San Juan Hill. The author
has landscaped the customs, Language, and social habits of the people of a New York City community. 191 subjects of the Amsterdam
community were sketched in poetic portraits that uncover the unique quality that exist among them; a quality that united them
into a solid nurturing community.
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A rumble through the history of the New York City Metropolitan
Transit Authority that focuses on the decade of the sixties and seventies, a time when the work force changed from Irish-American
to African-American and the struggle to control the leadership of Local 100 of the Transport Workers Union. The ride is engrossing,
witty, bumpy and on time.
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