Research Catalog

Title

The Negro speaks: the rhetoric of contemporary black leaders, edited by Jamye Coleman Williams [and] McDonald Williams.

Author

Williams, Jamye Coleman, 1918-

Publication

New York, Noble and Noble [1970]

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Holdings

Details

Additional Authors

Williams, McDonald, 1917-

Description

xv, 300 p. ports.; 21 cm.

Subject

• Speeches, addresses, etc
• African American orators

Genre/Form

Speeches, addresses, etc.

Bibliography (note)

• "Selected bibliography:" p.287-300.

Processing Action (note)

• committed to retain

Contents

• American Teamwork, by Lester B. Granger -- Law and Moral Issues, by Patricia Roberts Harris -- United Nations in 1963, by Ralph J. Bunche -- Our Contemporary World, by Carl T. Rowan -- Deep South Crisis, by Roy Wilkins -- The Negro as an American, by Robert C. Weaver -- Race Is Not a Limitation, by William L. Dawson -- Desegregate and Integrate to What End?, by Benjamin E. Mays -- Marching Blacks, 1965, by Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. -- Address to the 1967 National Convention of the NAACP, by Edward W. Brooke -- Special Address to the 48th Annual NAACP Convention, by Thurgood Marshall -- The Negro Methodist Churches in America, by Archibald J. Carey, Jr. -- Founders Day Address, by Sadie T. M. Alexander -- Address to the Mississippi NAACP Movement, by Charles C. Diggs, Jr. -- Annual Report to the National CORE Convention, by James Farmer -- Agenda for the Future, by Whitney M. Young, Jr. -- Keynote Address to the Annual Convention of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, by Constance Baker Motley -- Address at the March on Washington, by A. Philip Randolph -- I Have a Dream, by Martin Luther King, Jr. -- Choose One of Five, by Edith S. Sampson -- Interpretation of the Significance of Higher Education in a Segregated Society, by Howard Thurman
• The Ballot or the Bullet, by Malcolm X -- Toward Black Liberation, by Stokely Carmichael

OCLC

• 307784
• SCSB-10745827

Owning Institutions

Harvard Library