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I Am Black America: New and Selected Poems

by Ramona Hyman

Black & African American

Amazon:★★★★4.2(15)

Goodreads:★★★★4.00(3)

FREE with KUor$6.99 to buy

Read for free with Kindle Unlimited membership

Verified 6d ago

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Added on February 10, 2026

Description

"I Am Black America" "answers the question of who I am for all Black Americans." It is a ". . . testimony, a magnus opum of how it means" to be "Black-American in the Deep South. . . It is a rite of passage for everyone, no matter their race or creed." Teachers if you need a poem about the Montgomery Bus Boycott of 1955, this book is for you; it is a poetic tribute to America. It is poetry at its best.