Volume 5, Issue 1 (1981)
Section I: BLACK LITERATURE
Césaire's Negritude: Clarion Call to Independence
Christian Filostrat
pp. 2-9
The Mother-Child Relationship in Selected Works
of British Caribbean Literature
Leota S. Lawrence
pp. 10-17
Jean Toomer's "Blue Meridian": Race and Meaning
Jon S. Woodson
pp. 18-22
The African Heritage in Spanish Caribbean Literature
Ian I. Smart
pp. 23-31
The Mythic Quest in Caribbean Literature
Gregory U. Rigsby
pp. 32-40
Section II: BLACK AMERICAN ART
The Black Subject: Dimensions of the Human Condition
Ramon Bertell Price
pp. 41-42
Section III: COLOR CONSCIOUSNESS AND MISCENGENATION
Pan-Africanism and Miscegenation
Opoku Agyeman
pp. 43-60
Section IV: BLACK HISTORY
Identity, Self-Concept, and Shifting Political Allegiances of Blacks in
the Colonial Americas: Maroons Against Black Shot
Rhett S. Jones
pp. 61-74
BOOK REVIEWS
Up to the Front Line
Author: Robert P. Turner
Reviewer: David Covin
pp. 75-76
The Black Underclass Poverty, Unemployment
and Entrapment of Ghetto Youth
Author: Douglas G. Glasgow
Reviewer: Ernest R. Myers
pp. 76-77
Rebels and Victims: The Fiction of Richard Wright and Bernard Malamud
Author: Evelyn Gross Avery
Reviewer: James H. Randall
pp. 77-80
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