Vol. 3 No. 1 - Spring 1975

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Southern Black Utterances Today

• Strangers in a Strange Land

  Addison Gayle, Jr.

  4

• Up South! A Review of Black Migration

  Michael Simmons

  8

• Three Poems

  Charles Freeney

  11

• Hearing James Brown

  Richard A. Long

  12

• Mov'in on Lyons Avenue

  Janet Tarver

  13

• The Rhythm of Black Personality

  Luther X. Weems

  14

• Fluggle-Boogle Perceptions

  Makeda

  20

• Black Music: How It Does What It Does

  Ojeda Penn

  22

• Love Poems Be Boppin

  Sylvia J. Dunbar

  25

• A Poem for My Baby Brother

  Karl Anderson

  26

• Two Reviews of Children's Books

  Ama Saran and Antoinette Green Wright

  27

• Images: Us

  Students of Frederick Douglass High School

  30

• Being Me Is a Gas

  Fay D. Bellamy

  38

• Two Poems

  Karen Mitchell

  42

• Dreams

  J. Floyd

  45

• Our Brothers Were in Custody ... Again (excerpt from Free the Land!)

  Imari Abubakari Obadele, I

  46

• Chemical Zombie (an excerpt from Parchman Genocide)

  Louis X. Halloway

  52

• Poem for a Sister

  Brother Sambo-bey

  58

• Two Poems

  Sister Akua

  60

• Images of Black Women

  Roseann P. Bell and Beverly G. Sheftall

  62

• Two Poems

  Tina Smith

  66

• Concurrence

  Susan Dorsey

  67

• Four Poems

  Janet Tarver

  68

• The Bathers

  Lorenzo Thomas

  72

• Two Poems

  Carolyn Fowler

  75

• Two Poems

  Melvin E. Brown

  79

• Agribusiness Could Put You on a Dog Food Diet

  George Harris

  81

• Mississippi Black Folk Life

  Roland Freeman and Worth Long

  84

• Pan-Africanism: A Re-evaluation

  Richard A. Long

  88

• Black People Living in Cuba

  Michael E. Fisher

  91

• China: Lesson in Revolution

  Leah Wise

  95

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