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New York. 1969. Vintage/Ramparts. Paperback Edition. Very Good in Wrappers. Edited and With An Introduction by Robert Scheer. 211 pages. paperback. V-567. Cover design by Nicole De Jurenev. keywords: Politics Black America History Black Panthers. FROM THE PUBLISHER-‘In this astonishing collection of his post-prison writings and speeches, exquisitely edited by Robert Scheer, Cleaver in freedom has visualized clearly and precisely the trees, as well as the forest. ‘The Decline of the Black Muslims' and ‘The Death of Martin Luther King: Requiem for Nonviolence, ' are essays on two approaches to the racial problem that Cleaver asserts are ‘played out. ' ‘Open letter to Ronald Reagan, ' written in May, 1968, after Cleaver was arrested for violation of parole, denies the charges brought against him and asserts that he was, in fact, a ‘political prisoner. ' The black revolutionary theme is discussed in ‘Psychology: The Black Bible, ' an evaluation of Frantz Fanon's The Wretched of the Earth, and in ‘The Land Question and Black Liberation, ' an essay on black power activism vs. the land-acquisition policy of Marcus Garvey and the Black Muslims. ‘After reading this urgently important book, no one should fail to realize how accurately Cleaver pinpoints the American malaise and its relationship to current world affairs-or just how remarkable a man he is, or how valuable. '-Lindsay Patterson, The New York Times Book Review. inventory #28711.
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Good. Good condition. (African Americans, Black Panther Party, Race Relations) A copy that has been read but remains intact. May contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes and highlighting, or a few light stains.
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Near Fine in Fine jacket. First edition. Edited with an appraisal by Robert Scheer. Slightly bowed boards and light spotting on the page edges else near fine in a fine dust jacket.
