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""Miller brings an accomplished poet's stunning language to this important memoir, and no one writes more eloquently about the lives -- the triumphs and dilemmas -- of black American men than he does."" -- Charles Johnson, author of Middle Passage

Miller brings an accomplished poet's stunning language to this important memoir, and no one writes more eloquently about the lives -- the triumphs and dilemmas -- of black American men than he does. -- Charles Johnson, author of Middle Passage

Miller brings an accomplished poet's stunning language to this important memoir, and no one writes more eloquently about the lives -- the triumphs and dilemmas -- of black American men than he does. -- Charles Johnson, author of Middle Passage

Miller brings an accomplished poet's stunning language to this important memoir, and no one writes more eloquently about the lives -- the triumphs and dilemmas -- of black American men than he does. -- Charles Johnson, author of Middle Passage

"""Miller brings an accomplished poet's stunning language to this important memoir, and no one writes more eloquently about the lives -- the triumphs and dilemmas -- of black American men than he does."" -- Charles Johnson, author of Middle Passage"

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E. Ethelbert Miller, a literary activist, was born in 1950 and grew-up in the South Bronx. A graduate of Howard University, he was one of the first students to major in African American Studies. Today he is the board chair of the Institute for Policy Studies, a progressive think tank located in Washington, D.C. Miller is also the director of the African American Resource Center at Howard University, a position he has held since 1974. He is the author of several collections of poetry, including the edited anthology, Beyond the Frontier.

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