To be young, gifted, and black ; Lorraine Hansberry in her own words / Adapted by Robert Nemiroff ; with original drawings and art by Miss Hansberry ; and an introduction by James Baldwin.
The prose and dramatic writings of Lorraine Hansberry provide autobiographical information about the author's life, thoughts, feelings, and career.
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Language: | English |
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Englewood Cliffs, N.J. :
Prentice-Hall,
[1969]
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Series: | Jack and Susan Davis Rare Book Collection.
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MSU: Copy 8 gift of Jack and Susan Davis.
MSU: Copy 8 in dust jacket. |
Physical Description: | xxii, 266 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 23 cm |
Format: | Book |
Contents:
- Introduction: "Sweet Lorraine" by James Baldwin
- Foreword by Robert Nemiroff
- Measure Him Right, Child
- "I Wish to Live ..."
- Chicago: Southside Summers
- Sarah, I Kin Read
- White Fur in the Middle of the Depression
- Queen of the Ethiopes
- Wisconsin: OF Vikings and Congo Drums
- Take Away Our Hearts O'Stone
- New York: Baby, You Could Be Jesus in Drag
- I Am A Writer, I Am Going to Write
- Curtain Going Up at Eight
- " ... For Generations and Generations an Generations"
- A Slight Sense of Justification for Being
- The Human Race Concerns Me
- What Use Are Flowers?
- Croton-on-Hudson: Will Work or Perish
- A Matter of Nature in Imperfection
- A Line Into Infinity
- The Bulwark of the Republic
- There Are No Simple Men
- The Bridge Across the Chasm
- Those Thousand Nameless Faceless Vapors
- You're Tough, Mavis Parodus
- Do I Remain a Revolutionary?
- To Be Young, Gifted and Black
- Before 'Tis Done.