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THEBLACKSCHOLAR journal of black studies & research [[7 images, overlapped in V formation]] COMPLETE SETS ARE AVAILABLE Hailed by the New York Times as, "a journal in which the writings of many of today's finest black thinkers may be viewed," The Black Scholar has firmly established itself as one of the leading journals of black cultural and political thought in this country. In its pages, college intellectuals, street activists, and political leaders come to grips with the basic issues of black America and Africa. Among its contributors have been Imamu Amiri Baraka (Le Roi Jones), Andrew Billingsley, Julian Bond, Stokely Carmichael, Eldridge Cleaver, Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm, Angela Davis, Congressman Charles Diggs, Shirley Graham Du Bois, Nathan Hare, the Honorable Richard Hatcher, C. L. R. James, John O. Killens, Don L. Lee, Kwame Nkrumah Julius Nyerere, President of Tanzania, Max Roach, Bobby Seale, Max Stanford, Chuck Stone, Sekou Toure, President of the Republic of Guinea, and Reverend Cecil Williams. The entire spectrum of black political thought appears in the pages of The Black Scholar as expressed by its leading theorists and practitioners. Every issue of THE BLACK SCHOLAR focuses on the subject of major concern to black America today. We have a limited number of complete sets of THE BLACK SCHOLAR available. You may purchase each volume for $10.00, plus $1.00 for shipping. Or, you may purchase all 3 volumes, from the very first issue of THE BLACK SCHOLAR on through Summer 1972, for $25.00 plus $3.00 for shipping. You may select from the following titles and volumes. Volume I THE CULTURE OF REVOLUTION November 1969 BLACK POLITICS December 1969 IN MEMORIAM: W.E. B. DU BOIS The Black Woman in the Struggle January- February 1970 BLACK PSYCHOLOGY March 1970 BLACK CITIES: COLONIES OR CITY STATES April 1970 BLACK REVOLUTION May 1970 BLACK CULTURE June 1970 VOLUME II BLACK STUDIES September 1970 BLACK LABOR October 1970 THE BLACK SOLDIER November 1970 THE BLACK CHURCH December 1970 BLACK LITERATURE January 1971 PAN-AFRICANISM February 1971 PAN AFRICANISM March 1971 THE BLACK PRISONER April-May 1971 THE BLACK MALE June 1971 VOLUME III YOUNG BLACK WRITERS September 1971 BLACK ECONOMICS October 1971 THE BLACK ATHLETE November 1971 THE BLACK WOMAN December 1971 THE BLACK COLONY — THE AFRICAN STRUGGLE January 1972 THE BLACK COLONY, U.S.A. February 1972 THE BLACK LEADER March-April 1972 BLACK BATTLES May 1972 BLACK MUSIC Summer 1972 Send orders and remittance to — THE BLACK SCHOLAR, P.O. 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Club price: $3.50 #7-4 IF THEY COME IN THE MORNING by Angela Davis A definitive work on the political prisoner. Club price: $1.05 #43-5 ARTS OF BLACK AFRICA by Jean Laude A handsome volume with 196 black-white photos which lends new perspective to the artistic achievement of African peoples. Club price: $10.80 #70-1 KWANZAA, the First Fruits Kwanzaa id a holiday of first fruits estab-lished by Maulana Ron Karenga based on the African tradition of celebrating the first harvest of the year. Club price: 90c #74-2 SPIN A SOFT BLACK SONG by Nikki Giovanni A book of poems and pictures for and about children . . . "cause when we were growing up there were precious few of them." Club price: $5.00 #23-15 IMPERIALISM IN THE SEVENTIES by Pierre Jalee Here the author takes a critical look at the implications of imperialism for the Third world, the U.S. and the world at large. Club price: $7.15 #65-3 A GIFT EXPRESSES THE GIVER There is no finer expression of oneself than a carefully selected book. It is a gift of substance and lasting quality, something to be enjoyed and remembered for a long time. The gift of one or more books from THE BLACK SCHOLAR BOOK CLUB does even more — it acquires automatic membership for the person(s) receiving the gift. This means receiving our quarterly catalog, being eligible for special discounted offers (for members only), and the privilege of leisure book-buying. Send in as many gift orders as you wish. Be sure to list them separately and enclose names and addresses of recipients along with your payment. [[Image of black hand holding a torch]] [[Written in a box]] THEBLACKSCHOLAR BOOK CLUB 1382 Natoma Street San Francisco, Ca 94103
