Black Books Bulletin Special December Issue 1991 Vol. 1 No.3

Description: African Centered Pedagogy by Safisha Madhubuti page 3 Reconstructing Memory: A Mandate For The Black Student by Fred Lee Hord page 8 Celebrating Kwanzaa: An Affirmation of our Ancestral African Traditions page 11 by Hannibal Afrik Remembering Miles page 13 by Quincy Troupe Addison Gayle: The Consummate Critic page 14 by John A. Williams Chicago State Black Writer's Conference page 15 A Rebuttal to Newsweek's Cleopatra (9/23/91) page 17 by Conrad Worrill Reviews: Social Analysis page 5 and 6 The Creeping Stench of White Liberalism The Unmasking of An Intellectual Philistine Malcolm: The Life of a Man Who Changed America (reviewed by Hashim Shomari) page 5 Foundations of African Thought by Chukwunyere Kamalu (reviewed by Lofton A. Emenari, III) page 5-6 The Martin Luther King Assassination: New Revelations on the Conspiracy and Cover-up, 1968-1991 (reviewed by Lofton A. Emenari, III) page 6 Children's Fiction Yellow Ball by Molly Bang (reviewed by Folami Stallings) page 7 How Many Stars In The Sky? By Lenny Hort (reviewed by Folami Stallings) page 7 Fiction Memory Faded White All-Bright Court by Connie Porter (reviewed by T. Rashidi) page 10 Guyana Betrayal By Norman DeHaarte (reviewed by Kamil Anderson) The Matter is Life by J. California Cooper (reviewed by Bakari Kitwana) page 12 Nonfiction Harvesting New Generations: The Positive Development Of Black Youth By Useni Eugene Perkins (reviewed by Vivian V. Gordon) page 16 Remembering G and other Stories by Makeda Silvera (reviewed by Kamil Anderson) page 16 Poetry What's Your Hair Like After U Wash It? By Valerie Lawrence (reviewed by Y.A. Folayan) page 17

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