What Other People Should Know About Black People 2nd Edition: A Revealing Insight Into The Life Of Black Americans During the Sixties And Seventies And Before

INTRODUCTION The authors began writing this book in 1974 and completed it in 1976; the material in the book is intended to provide an intimate insight into the life of blacks and few of their achievements in the sixties and seventies in America strictly from the point of view of the authors who themselves are Black African Americans. The content may appear offensive and controversial to anyone who may holds a self-righteous outlook about life. The material of this book has been collected through various communications and messages of older relatives coaches teachers and various community elders. However the prominent few that inspired the authors to include the content are Ms. Barbara Jordan Mr. Hasting Mrs. Lillian Reedy Bastine Dr. Ira Bryant Mr. Conrad O. Johnson Mrs. Coach Billy Matthews Coach Weldon Drew President John F. Kennedy Coach Collins Briggs Coach Richie Guerin Captain Van Leer Ribbink Lt. Melton Captain Joseph L. Coleman Robert Bob Nesta Marley Fela Olufela Olusegun Oludotun Ransome-Kuti James Brown Maya Angelou and Muhammad Ali. Some books magazines and journals about Blacks history also deeply influenced the authors. The content of the researched written material is not quoted verbatim however some relevant points may have been paraphrased. We have listed below the titles of some of the written material in the hope that they will serve as a reference for those readers who would like to further research the books and resources that helped in forming the authors viewpoints. Resource List: You Forever The Destruction Of Black Civilizations 5000 BC The Ultimate Frontier Roots The Saga Of An American Family They Came Before Columbus The Sidney Journal Seagrams/Ebony Magazine 1976 Black History Calendar Renegade South History Of Unconventional Southerners The Underground Railroad From Slavery To Freedom and more all written about life and blacks from 1800 through 1976. We would like to reiterate that this book was written to provide an informative insight into the life of Black Americans during the Sixties and Seventies in America for all people including African Americans. We hope this book would surely enhance your understanding about the life of Black African Americans and help create a positive bond among all individuals. Thanks and enjoy the reading. The Authors