THE NEGRO TODAY by Herbert Aptheker. 1962-vintage Black history booklet
Herbert Aptheker was considered one of the leading historians of black history. He was born in 1915, re River his doctorate at Columbia university, was a Guggenheim Fellow, served in WWII, was a prolific writer, was a professor of black history, and was the director of the NY School for Marxist Studies. Interesting academic book to read to consider a leading writers viewpoint of the “rights and wrongs” of civil rights studies and research. 61 page pamphlet is used but good condition. One marker cross out of the price on front page, no offer markings. Binder in sound condition. Lower staple is not connected to back cover but is firm in the rest of the pages. Thank you for considering this booklet! Will be mailed same day payment clears
Specifications
| Binding | Softcover, Wraps |
| Language | English |
| Author | Herbert Aptheker |
| Publisher | Marzani & Munzell |
| Topic | Black Studies |
| Subject | Civil Rights |
| Country Of Origin | United States |
| Original/Facsimile | Original |
| Year Printed | 1962 |
Herbert Aptheker was considered one of the leading historians of black history. He was born in 1915, re River his doctorate at Columbia university, was a Guggenheim Fellow, served in WWII, was a prolific writer, was a professor of black history, and was the director of the NY School for Marxist Studies. Interesting academic book to read to consider a leading writers viewpoint of the “rights and wrongs” of civil rights studies and research. 61 page pamphlet is used but good condition. One marker cross out of the price on front page, no offer markings. Binder in sound condition. Lower staple is not connected to back cover but is firm in the rest of the pages. Thank you for considering this booklet! Will be mailed same day payment clears
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