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Posted by From Sometimes Farmgirls Become Revolutionaries on 16th Dec 2021

Sometimes Farmgirls Become Revolutionaries by Florence Tate and Jake-ann Jones

FOREWORDGreg TateThere is a time when you think of your mother’s existence and your own as indivisible. You are constant objects of attention and affection in ea …

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7th Jun 2020

a listing of Black Bookstores from PW

Black-Owned Bookstores to Support Now By PW Staff | Jun 03, 2020 …

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Posted by Black Classic Press From "What Next? A Memoir Toward World Peace on 29th Nov 2018

'Excerpt from Walter Mosley's "What Next?

When I was eight, I asked my father if he was afraid to go off and fight in World War II. He said, “No, honey. I wasn’t afraid. You see, I knew that the Germans were fighting the Americans, but I di …

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Posted by Black Classic Press on 1st Nov 2018

Read an except from “Rachel’s Children” in Breeder and Other Stories

Certainly the house looked most unlikely when I first saw it. As we drove up a winding country road toward the summit of a hill, there was the house set back a bit on the right side of the roa …

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Posted by W. Paul Coates on 5th Oct 2017

Celebrations All Around

Did you get the New York Times on Saturday? I didn't know it at the time because I did not have the physical paper, but Saturday’s edition came out with a large article on Ta-nehisi and an equally …

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Posted by Black Classic Press on 9th Jun 2017

Get the Best Experience in Independent Publishing: Work for Black Classic Press

If you’ve always wanted to work in book publishing and learn the ins and outs of production and administration from the ground up, this could be the right opportunity for you. Black Classic Press ha …

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