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COVER TITLE PAGE COPYRIGHT TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION INTRODUCTION PROTESTERS AT THE TIMES BURNING A SYMBOL, ARRESTED ON A TECHNICALITY CLAUDE SITTON, REPORTER AND PHOTOGRAPHER KING OF THE RING: LARRY HOLMES IN A DIFFERENT ROLE DON KING GOES QUIET MARTINA ARROYO’S STAR RISES AT THE MET OPENING OF A MUSLIM SCHOOL AND MOSQUE EDDIE O’JAY, DISPENSER OF SOUL MUSIC AND WISE WORDS WILLIAM H. HASTIE MEETS TRUMAN SAMMY DAVIS JR. LEADS THE PACK DOMESTIC PEACE CORPS HELPING SENIORS CHARLES EVERS FOR MAYOR SOUTHERN POLITICS AS USUAL RALPH J. BUNCHE, SCHOLAR AND DIPLOMAT RALPH ELLISON, INTENSE MAN OF LETTERS, AT EASE SPIRITUAL STRENGTH FOR THURGOOD MARSHALL DIZZY DOES A GOOD TURN FOR ANOTHER JAZZ LUMINARY JANET COLLINS BLAZES A TRAIL AT THE MET OPERA MALCOLM X’S CLOSE CALL IN QUEENS SAYING FAREWELL TO MALCOLM X MUHAMMAD ALI RETURNS THE BLUE NOTES, BEFORE THE CURTAIN WENT UP BEHIND THE SCENES, A HARLEM LEGEND THOMAS JOHNSON IN VIETNAM A MOB BOSS, GUNSHOTS AND RACIAL VIOLENCE BOB BEAMON JUMPING LONG A YOUNG JESSE JACKSON RALLIES FOR JOBS ARETHA FRANKLIN, QUEEN OF THE APOLLO SITTON AND THE SIT-IN ELSTON HOWARD, YANKEE MAINSTAY BENNY CARTER, A JAZZ LEGEND WHO MADE IT SEEM SO EASY HAROLD LOUIS WRIGHT, EPISCOPAL BISHOP BATTLING POVERTY AT RESURRECTION CITY ARTHUR MITCHELL, DANCING THROUGH BARRIERS THE QUIET COURAGE OF ROSA PARKS SHIRLEY CHISHOLM, POLITICAL PIONEER AND CENSUS TAKER PAUL ROBESON COMES HOME ON THE DAY MEDGAR EVERS WAS KILLED ENDURING THE UNSPEAKABLE WITH DIGNITY AND DRY EYES SUGAR RAY ROBINSON, A FIGHTER WITH STYLE RUN-DMC’S “CRY FOR JUSTICE” BRAND-NEW NATIONAL GUARDSMEN KEY PLAYERS IN THE CAPITAL A PILGRIMAGE FOR EQUAL RIGHTS FRANKIE CROCKER: NO HOLE IN HIS SOUL AN ISSUE TOO FRAUGHT TO INCLUDE NAMES BROWNSVILLE’S STRUGGLE ANDREW YOUNG’S WARM WELCOME AT THE UNITED NATIONS JAMES VAN DER ZEE: “THE HIGHEST TIME AND THE LOWEST TIME” NEW YORK GRIEVES FOR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. ELEANOR HOLMES NORTON, EVER A CHAMPION FOR WOMEN ROBERT C. WEAVER, AN URBAN PIONEER CAPTURING THE LIONEL HAMPTON VIBE THE HARLEM OF DON HOGAN CHARLES FOR LENA HORNE, A HOME AT LAST YOUNG MEN OF THE “NATION” THE DAY TWO FORCES OF RESISTANCE MET IN CHICAGO THE LESSONS OF ALBANY, GEORGIA LOOKING AGAIN AT JAMES BALDWIN DWIGHT GOODEN, ABOVE IT ALL A NEWARK AT WAR WITH ITSELF A HEARING IN MANHATTAN ON HARASSMENT IN MISSISSIPPI FOR MARIAN ANDERSON, A MEMORABLE CELEBRATION A NONVIOLENT MAN OF FAITH AND CERTAINTY GWENDOLYN BROOKS, DELIVERING POETRY AND WISDOM FINDING SOUL FOOD, AND COMFORT, AT SYLVIA’S A SCHOLAR AT EASE IN THE SUBURBS DIONNE WARWICK AT EASE IN NEW JERSEY MAYORS GATHER TO SUPPORT A MAYORAL RUN HINES AND CARROLL SING, DANCE AND SPARKLE A RISING BLACK LEADER WHO PULLED OFF HIS OWN FAKE OBITUARY A TENNIS STAR LUNCHES WITH THE MAYOR JAMES MEREDITH, THEN AND NOW CATCHING ONE LAST GLIMPSE OF EBBETS FIELD A ROUGH TRIP FOR A SYMBOL OF EQUALITY BABATUNDE OLATUNJI: “RHYTHM IS THE SOUL OF LIFE” A NEW PASTOR IN HARLEM FOR TOMMY HUNT, SHOWTIME AT THE APOLLO PARADES SEEN AND UNSEEN CARL B. STOKES, AMERICA’S FIRST BIG-CITY BLACK MAYOR BUCK LEONARD GETS THE NOD EUBIE AND “FATHA”: A JAZZ DUO FOR THE AGES A GREAT DAY FOR A RIDE PATRICIA R. HARRIS: DIPLOMAT, LAW SCHOOL DEAN AND CABINET MEMBER NATIONAL BLACK POLITICAL CONVENTION, 1972 MONETA SLEET JR.: A KEEN EYE AND A HUMAN TOUCH LOUIS GOSSETT JR. AND THE POWER OF DIVERSITY FROM STUDENT TO TEACHER, IN A TIME OF CHANGE FLAVOR FLAV AT THE GARDEN A HARLEM POWER BROKER, PROUDLY PARADING HIS HERITAGE DAISY BATES’S STEELY RESOLVE SOLVING A JACKIE ROBINSON MYSTERY THE HARLEM HELL-FIGHTERS, CARRYING ON A VALIANT TRADITION LEONTYNE PRICE SAYS GOODBYE SHARPTON ON THE STUMP SIDNEY POITIER’S WALK ON THE WILDISH SIDE AFTER DETROIT EXPLODED ART IN THE REJECTS: A PHOTO LEFT BEHIND AND MARKED “DESTROY” THE DUKE AND THE JAZZMOBILE ARTHUR ASHE AND A VICTORY UNSEEN DAVID DINKINS WATCHES HIMSELF MAKE HISTORY VOICES RAISED HIGH SEEKING JOBS, AND DIGNITY, IN THE SOUTH BRONX WALT “CLYDE” FRAZIER MEETS DON HOGAN CHARLES EASTER IN HARLEM GORDON PARKS AT HOME NINA SIMONE ENDURES ANDY STROUD FRITZ POLLARD IN THE DOORWAY THE GOSPEL SINGER AND THE MAYOR HELPING BLACK VOICES BE RAISED ONSTAGE A CURBSIDE SERMON FROM REVEREND WYATT TEE WALKER A CRIME SCENE TURNS INTO A MEMORIAL TO MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. EPILOGUE: CONTINUING KING’S MISSION ACKNOWLEDGMENTS PHOTOGRAPHERS CONTRIBUTORS NEWSLETTERS
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