What Other People Should Know About Black People 2nd Edition: What Other People Should Know About Blacks

The authors began writing this book in 1975 and completed it in 1976, the information content in the book is intended to provide an inside insight and some not all achievements into the life of blacks in the sixties and seventies in America, strictly from the point of view and opinions of the authors, both who are African Americans “Black”.
The content may be offensive and controversial to anyone that may have a self-righteous out look on life. The Contents of this book was derived from communications, messages of older relatives, coaches, teachers and others, these are a few that inspired the content, Ms. Barbara Jordan, Mr. Hasting, Mrs. Lillian Reedy Bastine, Mr. Hasting, Dr. Ira Bryant, Mr. Conrad O. Johnson, Mrs. Coach Billy Matthews, Coach Weldon Drew, President John F. Kennedy, Coach Collins Briggs, Coach Richie Guerin, Captain Van Leer Ribbink, Lt. Melton, Captain Joseph L. Coleman, Robert “Bob” Nesta Marley, “Fela” Olufela Olusegun Oludotun Ransome-Kuti, James Brown, Maya Angelou, Muhammad Ali, and many community elders, and many other books and magazines, many which are black history related and journals that influenced the authors. The content of the written material is not quoted but some points from the research may be paraphrased.