AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A PEOPLE(ISBN=) 英文原版

　　Autobiography of a People is an insightfully assembled
anthology of eyewitness accounts that traces the history of the
African American experience.  From the Middle Passage to the
Million Man March, editor Herb Boyd has culled a diverse range of
voices, both famous and ordinary, to creat a unique and compelling
historical portrait:
　　Benjamin Banneker on Thomas JeffersonOld Elizabeth on spreading
the Word
　　Frederick Douglass on life in the North W.E.B. Du Bois on the
Talented Tenth
　　Matthew Henson on reaching the North Pole Harriot Jacobs on
running away
　　James Cameron on escaping a mob lynichingAlvin Ailey on the world
of dance
　　Langston Hughes on the Harlem Renaissance Curtis Morriw on the
Korean War
　　Max ROach on “jazz” as a four-letter wordLL Cool J on rap
　　Mary Church Terrell on the Chicago World’s FairRev. Bernice King
on the future of Black America
　　And many others

　　Herb Boyd is the coeditor with Robert Allen of
Brotherman—The Odyssey of Black Men in America and the
author of Down the Glory Road and Black Panthers for
Beginners. An award-winning journalist, his articles have
appeared in the Amsterdam News, Black Scholar, Code, Down Beat,
Emerge, Metro Times (Detroit), and The Source. He is the
national editor of “The Black World Today,” an online publication,
and he teaches at the College of New Rochelle and New York
University.