These Are African Hands

In the coal mining and shipbuilding streets of Newcastle Upon Tyne, England, 12-year-old Kevin Brewerton, who has been raised by his maternal, white grandparents learns that he is the son of a Black African father. This revelation launches Brewerton on an odyssey to find his biological father and, ultimately, find

In the coal mining and shipbuilding streets of Newcastle Upon Tyne, England, 12-year-old Kevin Brewerton, who has been raised by his maternal, white grandparents learns that he is the son of a Black African father. This revelation launches Brewerton on an odyssey to find his biological father and, ultimately, find

Moving essays on family by African-American poetry and prose writers.

This anthology focuses attention on the role of humanism in African American liberation struggles. The influence of humanist thought on prominent figures is emphasized, as is its impact on the Abolitionist, civil rights, and Black Power movements. Twenty-one chapters discuss history, culture, politics, personal accounts, and observations from both the

Books about Studies in Production and Trade in East Africa