Argues that the struggle for integration, though winnable, will be longer and more arduous than many had hoped; but that for Abernathy, there is still the dream and vision of a slightly earlier day, and the he can still elicit the euphoria that always went with it. (RJ)

This biography for younger readers presents the life of Stokely Carmichael, who made famous the phrase "Black Power" as he fought for the rights of black people in the United States and who later settled in Africa, where he organizes young Africans to work for their rights. The book is introduced by an overview of the civil rights…

The twenty-three contributors to this volume show that, despite racism, American blacks have independently developed some of their own cultural strengths. If these are correctly harnessed, they could provide important resources for the revitalization and development of the black community. The four parts of which this book is comprised are: (1)…