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Retail pak Simon & Schuster Audio 1996
CS ISBN 0671562452 $17.00 Two cassettes
The grandson of slaves and father of four college-educated sons, Samuel DeWitt Proctor, theologian, educator, university president and associate director of the Peace Corps, recounts his personal and public journeys. Proctor is a master at recreating vivid portraits of the people and events of his life story. With eloquence and "Baptist pulpit rhythm" he outlines his plan for a new paradigm for the human family and "genuine community." This is not only the autobiography of an accomplished African-American and his lifelong fight against racism, but a thought-provoking prescription for a vision of an America in which "soul has no color." Inspirational music signals the end of each side of each tape and is especially moving at the conclusion. A.A.B. ©AudioFile, Portland, Maine [Published: SEPT 96]
Retail pak Simon & Schuster Audio 1996
CS ISBN 0671562452 $17.00 Two cassettes
Retail pak Simon & Schuster Audio 1996
CS ISBN 0671562452 $17.00 Two cassettes
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