African American from Rock River Books

Trade Paperback, VG condition, clean except for previous owner inscription of the front flyleaf. The bind is tight and solide to the text block with no spine creases. With introductions by Hank Aaron and Cornel West. from a nonsmoking home, ships with tracking number

Trade paperback in VG lightly read condition.

Trade paperback in VG lightly read condition. Interior clean and unmarked, binding is tight and square to the text block. The front corners are lightly bumped, with a corner crease on the bottom of the front cover.

Trade paperback in gently read VG condition. Tight binding with no spine creases. 75th anniversary edition,foreword by Edwidge Danticat, afterword by Henry Louis Gates Jr. A 20th Century classic of African American literature. From a nonsmoking home, ships with tracking number

Hardcover, no jacket, VG cond. clean book in lightly read condiiton, no writing, marks or creases. From a nonsmoking home. Ships with Tracking Number.

Trade paperback in Good condition, has a few marks and highlights, cover has some light edge wear. Foreword by Edwidge Danticat, afterword by Henry Louis Gates Jr. A modern Twentieth Century classic by one of the most esteemed and gifted African American authors. From a nonsmoking home, ships with Tracking Number

Trade paperback in Good condition. First paperback edition. Clean interior, no writing, marks or tears. Back cover has a slight crease, an ink mark, and small coffee or tea stain at the bottom spine. From a nonsmoking home, ships with Tracking Number

Trade paperback in about Very Good condition with slight spine lean, bumped corner on front cover. Interior is clean and unmarked. Illustrated with black and white photographs. Biography of Henritta Lacks, also known as HeLa, an impoverished black tabacco farmer whose cells were taken for cancer research without her permission when she was treated for cancer at Johns Hopkins. 377… Read more about this item

Trade paperback in Good condition. 374 pages. Clean tight book in lightly read condition, no writing, marks or tears. There is slight wrinkling from moisture inside the front cover and the ffep and a spine crease. From a nonsmoking home.Ships with Tracking Number.

Mass market paperback in very good condition. Clean book with some wear to the spine and rubbing to the cover. An eye-witness report of the struggle shaking the foundations of the old South-- from the Supreme Court decision of 1954 to the sit-ins of 1960. 128 pages, from a nonsmoking home.Ships with Tracking Number.

Mass market paperback in Good condition. The cover has some rubbing, spine crease and edge wear. The interior is clean, with no writing, marks or creases. An illuminating study of the Negro in America by a distinguished social historian. It is more than a scientific exploration of the race problem in America. It is a richly moving and magnificently textured… Read more about this item

Trade paperback, very good lightly read condition with no writing, marks or creases. This book chronicles the story of sixty years of the life of Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois, a social scientist, historian and pioneer in the black liberation struggle in the United States and Africa whence came his great-grandfather as a slave child in the eighteenth century.… Read more about this item

Mass market paperback first printing, so stated. Very good condition, with some slight wear to the cover. Binding is tight, interior pages are tanned. Previous owner name written on inside front cover

Clean, tight book in lightly read condition. No writing, marks or tears. Illustrated endpapers, dust jacket is not price-clipped. Non-smoking home.