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BLACK PRIDE | by | DON L. LEE | Introduction | by | Dudley Randall | 1968 | BROADSIDE PRESS | 12651 OLD MILL PLACE | Detroit, Michigan 48238
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I would like to dedicate this book to brothers | Malcolm X, | Langston Hughes | and | John Coltrane | All innovators in their own way.
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Property / dedication statement transcription: I would like to dedicate this book to brothers | Malcolm X, | Langston Hughes | and | John Coltrane | All innovators in their own way. / qualifier
 
Property / dedication statement transcription: I would like to dedicate this book to brothers | Malcolm X, | Langston Hughes | and | John Coltrane | All innovators in their own way. / qualifier
 
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First Edition
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Copyright © 1968 by Don L. Lee | All Rights Reserved
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Some of these poems have appeared previously in Negro Digest, | Black Talk, Muhammad Speaks, Black Expressions, Chicago | Daily Defender, The Journal of Black Poetry and the Roxbury | Rebellion News. | I would like to thank brothers John Porter for that boss cover | & Kenneth Benson for the back photo. | D. L. L.
Property / acknowledgment statement transcription: Some of these poems have appeared previously in Negro Digest, | Black Talk, Muhammad Speaks, Black Expressions, Chicago | Daily Defender, The Journal of Black Poetry and the Roxbury | Rebellion News. | I would like to thank brothers John Porter for that boss cover | & Kenneth Benson for the back photo. | D. L. L. / rank
 
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Property / acknowledgment statement transcription: Some of these poems have appeared previously in Negro Digest, | Black Talk, Muhammad Speaks, Black Expressions, Chicago | Daily Defender, The Journal of Black Poetry and the Roxbury | Rebellion News. | I would like to thank brothers John Porter for that boss cover | & Kenneth Benson for the back photo. | D. L. L. / qualifier
 
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Manufactured in the United States of America
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34, [2] pages
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total number of pages: 36
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First edition, published in 1968 by Broadside Press, Detroit
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Black Pride (1968 Broadside Press edition)
First edition, published in 1968 by Broadside Press, Detroit

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    BLACK PRIDE | by | DON L. LEE | Introduction | by | Dudley Randall | 1968 | BROADSIDE PRESS | 12651 OLD MILL PLACE | Detroit, Michigan 48238
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    I would like to dedicate this book to brothers | Malcolm X, | Langston Hughes | and | John Coltrane | All innovators in their own way.
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    First Edition
    title page verso
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    Copyright © 1968 by Don L. Lee | All Rights Reserved
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    Some of these poems have appeared previously in Negro Digest, | Black Talk, Muhammad Speaks, Black Expressions, Chicago | Daily Defender, The Journal of Black Poetry and the Roxbury | Rebellion News. | I would like to thank brothers John Porter for that boss cover | & Kenneth Benson for the back photo. | D. L. L.
    title page verso
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    Manufactured in the United States of America
    title page verso
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    34, [2] pages
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