RE: USA Africa Dialogue Series - When Black America was in danger of real success

Thank you for the Inspiration at the click of a button. James Baldwin's works are the first I remember reading in high school (so long ago) on what would become Black Power and influenced much of what I came to know and be later along with the works of so many others. Interestingly or ironically (not certain which) both Nobody Knows My Name and the Fire Next Time (2 of Baldwin's works) where in my majority (98%) white high school library. Amazing when I think back.

Sincerely,

Jamaine

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http://www.youtube.com/user/antihostile#p/u/31/ryuAW_gnjYQ

La Vonda Staples

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