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003    OCoLC 
005    20101108010010.0 
008    720103s1971    miu           001 0 eng   
010       70142061 
019    493390 
020    0910296510|q(pbk) 0910296537 
020    9780910296519|q(pbk) 0910296537 
020    0910296537 
020    9780910296533 
035    (OCoLC)00221174 
035    (OCoLC)221174|z(OCoLC)493390 
040    DLC|beng|cDLC|dBTCTA|dOCLCG|dVQT 
049    PSSA 
050 00 PS591.N4|bB66 
082 00 811/.5/408 
245 12 A broadside treasury. 
250    [First edition]. 
264  1 Detroit, Mich. :|bBroadside Press|c[1971] 
300    188 pages ;|c22 cm 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
500    Poems. 
505 00 |tFrom|tFor Malcolm:|tMy ace of spades /|rTed Jones --
       |tMalcolm X- an autobiography ;|tMorning raga for Malcolm 
       /|rLarry Neal --|tEl-Hajj Malik el-Shabazz /|rRobert 
       Hayden --|tOne year ago /|rDavid Llorens --|tFor Malcolm /
       |rJoyce Whitsitt Lawrence --|tIf blood is black, then 
       spirit neglects my unborn son /|rConrad Kent Rivers --
       |tMalcolm /|rSonia Sanchez --|tJudgement Day /|rKent 
       Foreman --|tBrother Malcolm's echo /|rK. William 
       Kgositsile --|gA|tpoem for black hearts /|rLeRoi Jones --
       |tAt that moment /|rRaymond Patterson --|tFor brother 
       Malcolm /|rEdward S. Spriggs.|tFrom|tThe poets:|gThe life 
       of Lincoln West ;|tYoung Africans ;|tPaul Robeson /
       |rGwendolyn Brooks --|gThe|tsmall bells of Benin ;|tEtta 
       Moten's attic ;|gThe|tconvert /|rMargaret Danner --|tHell,
       Mary /|rJon Eckels --|gThe|tnegro ;|tFreedom rider : 
       washout ;|gThe|ttreehouse ;|tFisherman ;|tSixteen, yeah ;
       |tWhitey, baby /|rJames Emanuel --|tPoem (For BMC No. 1) ;
       |gThe|ttrue import of pre 
505 00 |tWilmington Delaware ;|tI'm not lonely ;|tBlack power ;
       |tSeduction ;|gThe|tfuneral of Martin Luther King, Jr. ;
       |tKnoxville, Tennessee ;|tRevolutionary music ;|tBeautiful
       Black men ;|tFor Saundra ;|tMy poem ;|tBlack judgements ;
       |tPoem for Aretha ;|tNo reservations ;|tAlone ;|gThe|tgame
       of game ;|tKidnap poem ;|tFor a lady of pleasure now 
       retired ;|t2nd rapp ;|gA|trobin's poem ;|tToy poem /
       |rNikki Giovanni --|tPrologue ;|tGeorgia- it's the gospel 
       truth /|rEverett Hoagland --|tWhen she spoke of God ;
       |tVietnam : I need more than this crust of salt /|rLance 
       Jeffers --|tWhen brown is black ;|tMandela's sermon ;
       |tElegy for David Diop ;|tIvory masks in orbit ;|tTo Fanon
       /|rK.W. Kgositsite --|tHard rock returns to prison ;|gThe
       |tidea of ancestry ;|tAs you leave me ;|gThe|tviolent 
       space ;|t2 poems for Black relocation centers ;|tIt was a 
       funky deal ;|gThe|tsun came /|rEtheridge Knight --
       |t"Stereo" ;|tAwareness ;|gThe|tcure all ;|gThe|tnew 
       integrationist ;|tTw 
505 00 |tIn the interest of Black salvation ;|gThe|twall ;|gThe
       |tdeath dance ;|tBut he was cool ;|tDon't cry, scream ;
       |tAssassination ;|tMalcolm spoke, who listened? ;|gA|tpoem
       to complement other poems ;|tBlackmusic, a beginning ;
       |tBlackwoman ;|gThe|trevolutionary screw ;|tReflections on
       a lost love ;|gA|tpoem looking for a reader ;|gA|tmessage 
       all Blackpeople can dig ;|tMixed sketches ;|tOn seeing 
       Diana go maddddddddd ;|gA|tpoem for a poet ;|tChange is 
       not always progress ;|tFor Black people ;|tMove un-noticed
       to be noticed /|rDon L. Lee --|tRoses and revolutions ;
       |tPrimitives ;|gThe|trite ;|tHail, Dionysos ;|tBallad of 
       Birmingham ;|gThe|tsouthern road ;|tGeorge ;|tBooker T. 
       and W.E.B. ;|gThe|tprofile on the pillow /|rDudley Randall
       --|tExecution ;|tWho shall die ;|tSeascape ;|tMy childhood
       /|rJames Randall --|tAssailant ;|tReptile ;|gThe|troach ;
       |gAn|tinconvenience /|rJohn Raven --|tTo all brothers ;
       |tPoem at thirty ;|tBlack magic ;|tSummary ;|gA|tp 
505 00 |tWe a baddddd people ;|tLife poem ;|tSo this is our 
       revolution ;|tLet us begin the real work ;|gA|tballad for 
       Stirling Street /|rSonia Sanchez --|tBecause I have 
       wandered long ;|tYou are instantly enfolded ;|tWho is not 
       a stranger still ;|tMy love when this is past ;|tWho 
       collects the pain /|rStephany --|tProphets for a new day ;
       |tJackson, Mississippi ;|tFor Andy Goodman, Michael 
       Schwerner, and James Chaney /|rMargaret Walker ;|tProverbs
       ;|tTill the sun goes down /|rMarvin X.|tFrom|tBlack poetry
       :|tView from the corner /|rSamuel Allen --|tTo our first 
       born /|rEbon --|tFor Black poets who think of suicide /
       |rEtheridge Knight --|tOne time Henry dreamed the number /
       |rDoughtry Long --|tFor the truth /|rEdward S. Spriggs.
       |tFrom|tBroadside series:|tMartin Luther King, Jr. /
       |rGwendolyn Brooks --|gA|tchild's nightmare /|rBobb 
       Hamilton --|tSunny /|rNaomi Long Madgett --|tLetter from a
       wife /|rS. Carolyn Reese --|tRace results, U.S.A., 1966 /
       |rSarah Webster Fabio 
505 00 |tGhetto waif /|rB. Felton --|tBlack and White /|rUmar Abd
       Rahim Hasson --|gThe|tsquared circle /|rCarl Killebrew --
       |tOur days are numbered /|rAlicia L. Johnson --|tT.C /
       |rWalter Bradford --|tGranny Black poet (in pastel) /
       |rArthur Pfister --|tNow ain't that love /|rCarolyn M. 
       Rodgers --|tRip-off /|rRonda M. Davis. 
530    Also issued online. 
650  0 American poetry|xAfrican American authors. 
650  0 American poetry|y20th century. 
650  0 African Americans|vPoetry. 
700 1  Brooks, Gwendolyn,|d1917-2000,|ecompilor. 
776 08 |iOnline version:|tBroadside treasury.|b[1st ed.]|dDetroit,
       Mich., Broadside Press [1971]|w(OCoLC)568646944 
938    Baker and Taylor|bBTCP|n70142061 
994    02|bPSS