089 - Abraham Lincoln David B Fulton Jack Thorne

In her insightful Forward, Ms. Pinckney highlights the profound significance of Mrs. Alice Dunbar-Nelsons work for the African American community. This book represents a groundbreaking endeavor, as it is the first comprehensive collection of literature by and about black men and women, showcasing their spiritual ideals and rich cultural heritage. Dunbar-Nelsons compilation not only celebrates the voices of the colored race in America but also invites meaningful contributions from notable Caucasian writers, further enriching the narrative. Join us as we explore this unique literary journey that reflects the strength and resilience of the Negro race. (Summary by Jim Locke)