From the 1920s to the 1970s, George S. Schuyler was one of the country's most prolific -- and controversial -- observers of African American life. As journalist, socialist, novelist, right-wing conservative, and, finally, political outcast, his thought was rife with insight and contradiction.
Author: Jeffrey B. Leak · Original publisher: University of Tennessee Press (2001)
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