The 1940s was a turbulent time for a young boy growing up as a "Black Muslim" in Washington, D.C. In "Chronicles For Sister Annie X," author Robert Barnes offers glimpses of this pivotal time in African-American cultural, religious, and political history while grappling with the contradictory religius philosophies of the time. The 1940s was a turbulent time for a young boy growing up as a "Black Muslim" in Washington, D.C.
Author: Robert W. Barnes · Original publisher: Publisher not found in available sources
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