Black Voices

<b>&#147;If you don&#146;t know my name you don&#146;t know your own.&#148;&#151;James Baldwin</b><br>&#160;<br>Featuring fiction poetry autobiography and literary criticism <i>Black Voices</i> captures the diverse and powerful words of a literary explosion the ramifications of which can be seen and heard in the works of today&#146;s African-American artists. A comprehensive and impressive primer this anthology presents some of the greatest and most enduring work born out of the African-American experience in the United States.<br>&#160;<br><b>Contributors Include:</b><br><b>Sterling A. Brown<br>Charles W. Chesnutt<br>John Henrik Clarke<br>Countee Cullen<br>Frederick Douglass<br>Paul Laurence Dunbar<br>James Weldon Johnson<br>Naomi Long Madgett<br>Paule Marshall<br>Clarence Major<br>Claude McKay<br>Ann Petry<br>Dudley Randall<br>J. Saunders Redding<br>Jean Toomer<br>Darwin T. Turner</b><br><br><br><b>As well as:</b><br><b>Lerone Bennett Jr.</b><br><b>Frank London Brown</b><br><b>Arthur P. Davis</b><br><b>Frank Marshall Davis</b><br><b>Owen Dodson</b><br><b>Mari Evans</b><br><b>Rudolph Fisher</b><br><b>Dan Georgakas</b><br><b>Robert Hayden</b><br><b>Frank Horne</b><br><b>Blyden Jackson</b><br><b>Lance Jeffers</b><br><b>Fenton Johnson</b><br><b>George E. Kent</b><br><b>Alain Locke</b><br><b>Diane Oliver</b><br><b>Stanley&#160;Sanders</b><br><b>Richard G. Stern</b><br><b>Sterling Stuckey</b><br><b>Melvin B. Tolson</b><br>