Vincent Harding

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Vincent Harding, former professor of history and sociology at Spelman College, former lay minister of the Mennoite Church, former advisor and speech writer for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., is the founder and director of the Institute of the Black World in Atlanta. He has authored sundry articles and poems and is currently putting the finishing touches on his book on the history of black radicalism in America to be published by Howard University Press. (1974)

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Black and white ink drawing of two Black people dressed in nineteenth-century wear, one carrying a rifle, kneeling behind a tree

History: White, Negro, and Black

By Vincent Harding

August 1, 1974 - This article originally appeared in Southern Exposure Vol. 1 No. 3/4, "No More Moanin'." Find more from that issue here.

Vincent Harding

Southern Exposure Contributor

Articles by Vincent Harding

History: White, Negro, and Black

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