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This
is who we are...
The
name In Black World comes from T'Keyah's solo performance piece
of the same name wherein the main character, Cryssy, a little
girl of seven, envisions a culturally corrected world where
black people are safe, self governed, prosperous and self-respecting.
- R. Carlos Nakai describes Black World as the place of creation
and emergence. John Johnson's Black World was an intelligent,
progressive magazine for politically and culturally minded African
Americans. - In Black World...Inc. publishes literature, manufactures
products, and has film and television projects in development.
In Black World...'s mission is to produce and encourage the
creation and emergence of intelligent, progressive, spiritual,
politically and culturally minded products, projects, activities
and thought. In Black World… is a division of T'Keyah
Keymáh, Inc.
The Crystal Shop currently offers In Black World… We Learn
the Truth sweatshirts (http://www.tkeyah.com/shirts.htm).
But you can now order new In Black World… products at
Café Press. Currently available are a 2006 calendar,
a journal and postal pal stickers. You have to leave this site
to go to Cafe Press, so if you do, please come back and give
us your feedback. To check out the new In Black World products,
click here http://www.cafepress.com/inblackworld.
To
read T'Keyah’s Two Cents on Reparations, click
here
The
Essential In Black World… Book List
(And other Afrocentric literary jewels):
Non-Fiction
- 100 Amazing
Facts About the Negro with Complete Proof - J. A. Rogers
- Afrocentricity
– Molefi Kete Asante
- Afrikan
Holistic Health - Llaila Afrika
- Back Where
We Belong: Selected Speeches – Minister Louis Farrakhan
- Before
the Mayflower - Lerome Bennett
- Black
Robes / White Justice – Judge Bruce Wright
- Blood
in My Eye – George Jackson
- Chains
and Images of Psychological Slavery – Na’Im Akbar,
Ph.D.
- Christopher
Columbus and the African Holocaust - Dr. John Henrik Clarke
- Cookin’
With Mother Nature – Dick Gregory
- Defending
the Spirit – Randall Robinson
- Fatherhood
– Bill Cosby
- From the
Mississippi Delta, A Memoir – Endesha Ida Mae Holland,
Ph.D.
- Germany's
Black Holocaust - Dr. Firpo Carr
- God the
Black Man and Truth – Ben Ammi
- Heal Thyself
– Queen Afua
- How Capitalism
Underdeveloped Black America – Manning Marble
- How to
Eat to Live - The Honorable Elijah Muhammed
- I Know
Why The Caged Bird Sings – Maya Angelou
- If They
Come in the Morning – Angela Y. Davis
- Look for
Me in the Whirlwind The Collective Biography of the New York
21
- Message
to the People - Marcus Garvey
- Metu Neter
- Ra Un Nefer Amen
- Of Water
And the Spirit – Malidoma Patrice Somé
- Open Wide
the Freedom Gates: A Memoir - Dorothy Irene Height
- Part of
My Soul Went With Him – Winnie Mandela
- Powernomics
- Dr. Claud Anderson
- Roots
– Alex Haley
- Seize
the Time – Bobby Seale
- Sex and
Race - J. A. Rogers
- Soul on
Ice – Eldridge Cleaver
- The Autobiography
of Malcolm X – Alex Haley
- The Bondwoman’s
Narrative – Hannah Craft, Edited by Henry Louis Gates
- The Debt:
What America Owes Blacks – Randall Robinson
- The Destruction
of Black Civilization - Chancellor Williams
- The Isis
Papers: Keys to the Colors - Dr. Francis Cress Welsing
- The Middle
Passage - Tom Feelings
- The Mis-Education
of the Negro – Carter G. Woodson
- The Reckoning:
What Blacks Owe Each Other – Randall Robinson
- The Souls
of Black Folk – W.E.B. DuBois
- The Spook
Who Sat by the Door - Sam Greenlee
- The United
Independent Compensatory Code/System/Concept-Neely Fuller,Jr.
- The Wretched
of the Earth - Frantz Fanon
- They Came
Before Columbus - Dr. Ivan Van Sertima
- Unbought
and Unbossed – Shirley Chisholm
- What They
Never Told You in History Class - Indus Khamit-Kush
- With Ossie
and Ruby – Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee
- Without
Sanctuary - James Allen
Fiction
- Bailey’s
Café – Gloria Naylor
- Black
Boy – Richard Wright
- Blues
for Mr. Charlie - James Baldwin
- I Love
Myself When I’m Laughing... - Zora Neal Hurston
- Invisible
Man - Ralph Ellison
- Manchild
in the Promised Land – Claude Brown
- Shades
of Memnon - Brother G
- Song of
Solomon - Toni Morrison
- The Street
– Ann Petry
In
Black World...We Learn the Truth!!!.
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