Tell it like it is. / Chuck Stone.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Stone, Chuck.

Contributor:

Joanna Banks Collection of African American Books (University of Pennsylvania)

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

African Americans--Civil rights.

African Americans.

Penn Provenance:

Banks, Joanna (bookplate) (donor) (Banks Collection copy)

Physical Description:

12 unnumbered pages, 211 pages, 1 unnumbered page ; 22 cm

Place of Publication:

New York, Trident Press, 1967.

Contents:

1963: the year of no quarter

Who commits all the crime in the United States?

None can kill you like your own kind

No, Lori, there's no "backlash"-it's just plain ol' white hatred

I wonder if Charlayne Hunter's daddy wanted his daughter to marry one?

Riots heap bad for Negroes: makum act like white man

The agony of racial conflict between Negroes and Jews

Silly Billy Graham: magnificent phony

Why Negro men like big legs

Sure, take away Clay's title, but give us back our cockroach

"America's invisible man": merchandising him into society

The young warrior

"I-ain't-colored-no-more-cuz-I've-been-elected" Club

On being married five years

Toward a United States of Africa & a Common Market

Racial yardsticks

Big megilla over a white tennis ball

Colored snow

On Representative Adam Clayton Powell

President Lyndon B. Johnson: a new political symphony

"Ceremonial Negro Leaders"

Immoral Chicago, vote frauds, and this city's cheap Negro vote

Colored employment in U.S. government still one sorry mess

White man, him heap guilty, so him sayum him friend now

The Negro press & the challenge of a changing social order

Economics of racial equality: $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$

Panama and Cuba: failures in American foreign policy

Black Muslims, colored moderates, and guilty whites

Why do white people like Negro babies?

To two white Americans and a Polish Jew, a hymn of love

Responsible party government: Senator Goldwater's contribution

I remember Panditji

"In choosing to be Jews ..."

Should Negros "Buy Black?"

The lesson of Atlanta for Washington voters

Power in our society

Why Negro men wear mustaches

Violent pupils in our schools and the self-fulfilling prophecy

What welfare does to us as a race of people

Negroes in foreign service: Are we making any progress?

The people hollered

Foreign policy by Pepsi-Cola

Funny thing about us colored folks-we're so much like white folks

A thinking man's racial prejudice

Open letter to mother on staying with Afro

The politics of La Negritude

What makes white right?

On having a second daughter

Democratic National Convention: contrived drama and one big bore

Mississippi issue in perspective-the right not to compromise

You've got to pay your civic rent

On turning forty

Are we capitalists or integrationists?

The unreachables

From protest to production

Great White Father's chosen Negro leaders

We stand around while others work

A foreign policy for unpopularity

CBS-TV half-bakes Harlem's portrait

"Stall-in" and "Mr. Charlie's" colored civil rights puppets

"I'm colored ... and I'm proud"

Era of managed uncertainty: Washington, D.C. revisited

On choosing a "Negro Leader"

On Amos n' Andy-maybe I was wrong

A tribute to Dan Burley

A lynching is a lynching is a lynching

When we integrate, white folks migrate

Okay, Harlem, you're a malted milkshake

1964 Civil Rights Bill places a greater responsibility on us

Schuyler speaks for white fascists and colored morons

Christmas boycott could hurt the innocent with the guilty

Negroes and convertibles: The American Dream

The Negro Revolution comes of age" after The March where do we go?

Notes:

"Jacket Design by Lawrence Ratzkin."

Local Notes:

Kislak Center Banks Collection copy presented to the Penn Libraries in 2018 by Joanna Banks.

Banks Collection copy: dustjacket retained.

Banks Collection copy has bookplate of Joanna Banks.

OCLC:

1012163