The Black Scholar : Journal of Black Studies and Research, Volume 2, Number 6 (February 1971) - Pan-Africanism I by Chrisman, Robert (ed.), Julius K. Nyerere, J. K. Obatala, Beverly E. Coleman, Max Stanford, Shirley Graham DuBois, Andrew G. Paschal, Vaughn E. Taplin, et al - 1971

Sausalito, CA: The Black World Foundation. The Black Scholar (Volume 7 Number 3, November 1975): Journal of Black Studies and Research. A left-stapled magazine containing 64 internal pages. Special issue on The Crisis of the Cities. The contents are: The City Renewed: White Dream - Black Nightmare? by Lenwood G. Davis and Winston Van Horne; Racism Without Racists: Institutional Racism in Urban Schools by Grace Carroll Massey, Mona Vaughn Scott, and Sanford M. Dornbusch; New York City: Prototype of the Urban Crisis by William W. Sales, Jr.; The Black Scholar Interviews (Arthur Ashe interviewed); Book Reviews and Books Received; Classifieds. Covers lightly worn, lightly rubbed. . Very Good. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1975.

Sausalito, CA: The Black World Foundation. The Black Scholar (Volume 9 Number 6, March 1978): Journal of Black Studies and Research. A left-stapled magazine containing 64 internal pages. Special Issue on The Crisis of Resources. The contents are: Crisis of Resources: In Underdeveloped Africa by Ernest J. Wilson III; poetry by Paulette S. Johnson and Charles H. Rowell; The Crisis of Human Resource: And in Those Days Dragons Walked the Earth by Yuseph Chaka; Capitalism Without Racism: Science of Fantasy by William Sales Jr.; First Annual Conference on the State of the Race by Yemi Toure; A Black Scholar Debate: The Jordan-Carter Exchange (with articles Carter's Paternalistic Racism and the Inept Presidency by Chuck Stone; Notes on the State of Black America: 1978 and Beyond by Robert L. Johnson); Book Reviews; The Black Scholar Bibliography on Africa; Classifieds. Covers lightly age-yelllowed; small waterspot to right edge of front cover and several internal pages (to margins only); periodic… Read More

San Francisco, CA: The Black World Foundation. A left-stapled magazine containing 64 internal pages. Special Issue on Black Social Agenda. The contents are: It's Hard Out Here for a Black Man! by Herb Boyd; A Domestic Marshall Plan to Transform America's "Dark Ghettos": Toward a Martin-Luther King-Malcom X Community Revitalization Initiative by Ron Daniels; Colony Over-the-Rhine by Thomas A. Dutton; The Electoral College: An Idea Whose Time Has Come and Gone by Dewey M. Clayton; C.L.R. James: The Black Jacogin's Strategy: Interview with Professor Gordon Rohlehr of the University of the West Indies, June 15, 2007 by Biko Agozino and Zophia Edwards; In Memoriam: Max Roach (1924-2007) by Larry McShane, AP; Book Reviews; Film Reviews; Books Received; The Black Scholar Black Books Roundup #32; Classifieds; Contributing Authors. Small narrow mailing label to rear cover. . Fine. Magazine. 1st Edition. 2007.

Oakland, CA: The Black World Foundation. Offered is the Fall-Winter 2001 (Vol. 31 Double Number 3 & 4) issue of "The Black Scholar: Journal of Black Studies and Research" edited by Robert Chrisman and published by The Black World Foundation out of Oakland, California. A left-stapled magazine containing 84 internal pages. Special Issue on Black Power Studies: A New Scholarship. The contents are: Introduction to Black Power Studies: A New Scholarship - Special Issue of The Black Scholar by Peniel E. Joseph; Black Liberation Without Apology: Reconceptualizing the Black Power Movement by Peniel E. Joseph; The U.S. Organization, Black Power Vanguard Politics, and the United Front Ideal: Los Angeles and Beyond by Scot Brown; "We're tired of being treated like dogs": Poor Women and Power Politics in Black Baltimore by Rhonda Y. Williams; "Scholarship in the Context of Struggle": Activist Intellectuals, the Institute of the Black World (IBW), and the Contours of Black… Read More

San Francisco, CA: The Black World Foundation. Offered is the Summer 2007 (Vol. 37 No. 2) issue of "The Black Scholar: Journal of Black Studies and Research" edited by Robert Chrisman and published by The Black World Foundation out of San Francisco, California. A left-stapled magazine containing 72 internal pages. Special Issue on Facets of Black Masculinity. The contents are: Fatherhood in Contemporary Black America: An Invisible Presence by Michael E. Connor and Joseph L. White; Fathering and the Afrikan-centered Worldview / Paradigm by Hurumia Ahadi (Lionel Mandy); Multiple Roles: The Diversity of Male Familial Roles by William Deryck Allen; Marriage and Fathering: Raising Our Children Within the Context of Family and Community by Daryl M. Rowe; Shrinking Empty Spaces by Andrew Williams; A Father's Call: Father-Son Relationship Survival of Critical Life Transitions by Ivory Achebe Toldson and Ivory Lee Toldson; Bobby Joe Was From Highland Park: Musings On Glory Road by Henry Vance… Read More

Oakland, CA: The Black World Foundation. Offered is the Summer 1996 (Vol. 26 No. 2) issue of "The Black Scholar: Journal of Black Studies and Research" edited by Robert Chrisman and published by The Black World Foundation out of Oakland, California. A left-stapled magazine containing 76 internal pages. Special Issue on Black Culture 1996. The contents are: Photograph (Herbert Aptheker reviewing soldiers of the 350th Field Artillery Battalion); A Few Battles Against Racism by Herbert Aptheker; Langston Hughes and the Development of Afro-Hispanic Literature: Diasporan Connections by Edward J. Mullen; Rage and Passion in the Poetry of Frank Marshall Davis by Kathryn Waddell Takara; A Profile of John La Rose by New Beacon Press; Unemployment, Leisure and the Birth of Creativity by John La Rose; Review Essay: Earthstepper/The Ocean is Very Shallow: Poetry of Seitlhamo Motsapi by Laura Chrisman; Selected Poetry from Earthstepper/The Ocean is Very Shallow by Seitlhamo Motsapi; In Memory, Toni Cade… Read More

Oakland, CA: The Black World Foundation. Offered is the Fall-Winter 2003 (Vol. 33 Double Number 3 & 4) issue of "The Black Scholar: Journal of Black Studies and Research" edited by Robert Chrisman and published by The Black World Foundation out of Oakland, California. A left-stapled magazine containing 72 internal pages. Special Issue on Affirmative Action: The Rulings on Admissions Policy at the University of Michigan, June 16, 2003. The contents are: Guest Editor's Comment: The Color Line Redefined in the Twenty-first Century in Wake of the Anti-Affirmative Action Suits Against the University of Michigan by Melba Joyce Boyd; Affirmative Action and the Illusion of Racial Equality: "Race Traitors or Fools?" by James S. Jackson; "Horse of a Different Color": The Struggle for Equality at the University of Michigan by Melba Joyce Boyd; The Language of Affirmative Action: History, Public Policy and Liberalism by Curtis Stokes, Bill E. Lawson, and Geneva Smitherman;… Read More

San Francisco, CA: The Black World Foundation. A left-stapled magazine containing 80 internal pages. Special Issue on Black Literature. The contents are: Now Is the Time by Cecil Brown; poetry by David Henderson, Jerry Ward, George Barlow, Stella Crews, Q.R. Hand, Efua Korantema, Melvin Dixon, Deborah Major; The Plumbers by Victor Hernandez Cruz; poetry by Dudley Randall, Mona Lisa Saloy, Marvis Broullon, Calvin Hernton, Alvin Aubert, Margaret Walker, David Rice, Daryl J. Murphy, Avotcja, D.L. Crockett-Smith, Charles Rowell, Sonia Sanchez, Lance Jeffers, Jayne Cortez, Andrew Salkey, Adam David Miller, Annetta Jefferson, Melba Joyce Boyd; Black Books Roundup #8 Fall 1981; Body and Soul Coleman Hawkins, 1939 by Al Young; poetry by Al Young, Robert Chrisman, Little Willie Stalin, Angela Jackson, Clarence Major, Reginald Lockett, Conyus, Linda G. Pulley; Book Reviews; Classifieds; Contributing Authors. Internal pages lightly age-browned; center page detached but present; periodic pen marks throughout; in… Read More

Oakland, CA: The Black World Foundation. A left-stapled magazine containing 64 internal pages. Special Issue on Black America: After 9/11. The contents are: 2002 NAACP Convention Address: George Brown Convention Center, Houston, Texas, July 7, 2002 ("Freedom Under Fire" by Julian Bond); Statement of Congresswoman Barbara Lee on Opposing the Use of Force Resolution; 9/11, Liberation Struggles and International Relations: Sharing the Burden and the Possibilities of the Crisis by Maulana Karenga; "Lest We Forget" by Americans for Middle East Understanding (AMEU); Banned Book Week September 22-29, 2001: Look What They've Done To My Books, Mom! by Daphne Muse; poetry by Jayne Cortez; In Memoriam: June Jordan (1936-2002) by Sally Ann Brunot, Lori M. Evans, Daniela Kocoska, Megan Quinn, and Carla Silva; Into the Academy: The Black Intellectual and White Influence by Henry Vance Davis; The Heart of the Matter: Motherhood and Marriage in the Autobiographies of Maya Angelou by Siphokazi… Read More

Oakland, CA: The Black World Foundation. A left-stapled magazine containing 64 internal pages. The contents are: The Writer in a Neocolonial State by Ngugi wa Thiong'o; Cultural Revolution and the African Novel by Juliet I. Okonwo; Class vs. Sex: The Problem of Values in the Modern Nigerian Novel by Rhonda Cobham-Sander; Culture and Resistance in South Africa by Keorapetse Kgositsile; The Black Scholar Black Books Roundup #13; poetry by Isabella P. Matsikidze, Andrew Salkey, and Dennis Brutus; Black Scholar Hosts Reception for ANC-SWAPO Delegates; Alex La Guma: Revolutionary Intellectual by Daniel Garcia Santos; Book Reviews; Classifieds. Interior pages lightly age-browned due to paper stock used; small narrow mailing label to lower edge of front cover. . Near Fine. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1986.