The Poetry of Science; or Studies of the Physical Phenomena of Nature

The Early Negro Convention Movement by John Wesley Cromwell explores the significant yet often overlooked history of the early conventions organized by African Americans in the 19th century. These gatherings served as a platform for discussing issues such as civil rights education and social justice. Cromwell meticulously details the motivations behind these conventions highlighting the contributions of key figures who fought for the rights and dignity of Black Americans. The book emphasizes the importance of collective action and the role of community in advocating for change during a time of widespread oppression.***Cromwell's work not only documents the events and outcomes of these conventions but also delves into the broader social and political context of the era. He examines how these early movements laid the groundwork for future civil rights activism influencing generations to come. By providing a comprehensive analysis of the challenges faced by African Americans Cromwell sheds light on the resilience and determination of those who sought equality. This book is an essential resource for understanding the historical foundations of Black activism in America.