Product Description: This book serves as a continuation of how the Boyd family contributed to the development of religious publishing in the African-American context. It is a sequel to A Black Man's Dream and covers essential details from R.H. Boyd's seminal dream up to the present generation of Boyd leadership in the industry of religious publishing...read more

The civil rights movement in the state of Tennessee is examined in this history that proposes that African Americans have always had a civil rights movement in Tennessee, even during slavery.

Product Description: A native of Nashville and the son of former slaves, William Edmondson (1872 - 1951) was the first African American artist to be featured in a solo show at New York's Museum of Modern Art (1937). For this exhibition MoMA director Alfred Barr remarked, "Usually the naïve artist works in the easier medium of painting...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

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Product Description: This book is a documented account of the life of Dr. Richard Henry Boyd and his struggle to establish the nation's foremost African-American religious publishing company.