Black Men, Obsolete, Single, Dangerous?

Poet and publisher Haki R. Madhubuti gathers a series of interlinked essays on the condition of Black men and the Black family in transition — taking up manhood, relationships, education, violence, and responsibility. Written in discovery, solution, and hope, the essays call on Black men to rebuild themselves and their communities on African-centered values. Issued by Third World Press of Chicago in 1990, it became the press's all-time best seller, with more than a million copies in print.

Author: Haki R. Madhubuti · Original publisher: Third World Press (Chicago), 1990