Black Family, Black Nation, Black Unity
Dublin Core
Title
Black Family, Black Nation, Black Unity
Collection Items
Linnett Sparks' Mother Dies in Childbirth
Long poem covers left side of the page and a photograph of a black woman wearing overalls and sitting in a garden covers the right side of the page
Black Childhood
Postcard featuring two black children embracing on a bench, the words, "If you were really choc'late creams/I don't know what I'd do/For wanting both to eat you up/And yet to keep you too"
Our Children . . . Our Future
Cover Image of Black woman elder smiling and holding an image of an infant's face
Now I Understand How My Mother Died
On the top of the page there is a zoomed in picture of a black person's eyes-a tear forms and begins to fall on the right eye. A poem fills the bottom half of the page.
Children Without Crime
Poem entitled, "Children Without Crime" sits over the enlarged quote, "We don't have to time to have time".