Books covering the history of African American struggle in the US from the days of slavery to the civil rights movements of the sixties and seventies to the struggle for social, political and economic justice today. All Items Here are all the products in this category: Malcolm X on Afro-American History Lessons for today from history--in the words of Malcolm X, one of the 20th century's outstanding revolutionary leaders. With 23 illustrations and an index. $ 10.95 The Life & Writings of Frederick Douglass, Vol. 5 1844-1860 From his own letters, speeches, interviews and essays a picture of the man and the period emerges from the pages of this book. On the eve of the most significant war ever fought by the United States the battle over the future of the hated system of chattel slavery is explored, debated and explained with the passion and intelligence of one of the most important figures in U.S. history $ 25.00 Soledad Brother The Prison Letters of George Jackson Ebony Magazine describes Jacksons book as a penetrating and scathing indictment of capitalist American life. $ 16.95 The World and Africa An inquiry into the part which Africa has played in world history by W.E. Burghardt Du Bois. An enlarged edition, including essays on the personalities and future of the nations of Africa $ 8.95 John Brown by W.E. Burghardt Du Bois Three yeas and 29 days prior to Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation, freedom fighter John Brown was hanged. He and his band of 21 followers seiaed the armory at Harper's Ferry to obtain weapons, arm the slaves, and through mass revolt end slavery. In this book, first published in 1909, Dr. Du Bois rose to a passionate and fully documented defense of John Brown against all his detractors. $ 6.95