Black Man in America

George R. Metcalf

Either blacks and whites work together, or the United States will fall apart at the seams. Mar 27, 1969

Martin Mayer

Roy Metcalf of the City's Commission on Human Rights interviews Martin Mayer, author of _The teachers strike: New York, 1968_. Mar 23, 1969

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John Henrik Clarke

Dr. Clarke recounts the fascinating history of Harlem's "Striver's Row", and hazards a fairly optimistic prognostic for the area's future. Mar 3, 1969

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Anne Moody

William H. Booth interviews Anne Moody, author of _Coming of Age in Mississippi_. Feb 17, 1969

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Reginald Damerell

Reginald Damerell on Teaneck, New Jersey, the first town in the nation to vote for integrated schools. Feb 11, 1969

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Ernest Dunbar

William Booth interviews Ernest Dunbar, author of _The Black Expatriates; a Study of American Negroes in Exile_. Feb 3, 1969

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Hillel Black

Hillel Black analyzes how textbooks have molded the thought of students (and teachers) for generations; this includes textbooks' portrayals of African-Americans and other minorities. Jan 28, 1969

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Alice M. Yohalem

William Booth interviews Alice Yohalem, co-author of _The Middle-Class Negro in the White Man's World_. Jan 6, 1969

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Arthur Blaustein

Civil Rights activist Arthur I. Blaustein marched in Selma and just edited "Man Against Poverty: World War III." Dec 31, 1968

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David Rogers

The author of "110 Livingston Street," a scathing exposé of the failure of the New York City public school system. Dec 24, 1968

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Pagination