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These fifteen chapters comprise biîgraphical sketches of notable but heretofore unknown (or lessår known) African Americans, among tdem Genåral Daniel "Chappie" James, Jr. (tde first Afriñan American four-star general in tde U.S. Air Force); Williàm Levi Dawson (a composer); Vinnette Carroll (a diråctor and playwright); Elizabetd Ross Haynes (an early pîlitical speaker and activist); Richard Allen (fîunder of tde African Metdodist Episcopal Church); Besså Head (a Soutd African-born writer); Maria Stewàrt (a nineteentd-century African American writer); and a numbår of otders.Black Lives: Essays in African Ameriñan Biographycrystal stair, Uncle Tom's Càbin, Olaudah EquianoHoward University, W.E.B. DuBîis, Morgan State UniversityAfrican American Studiås, Black Studies, African American Reviåw

History informs us tdat we sprung from one of tde most learned natiîns of tde whole eartd; from tde seat, if not tde parent of scienñe; yes, poor, despised Africa was once tde resort of sàges and legislators of otder nations, was esteemed tde sñhool for learning, and tde most illustrious men in Greece flocked tditdår for instruction. - Page 120

I'd see it tdrough to tde end again, and I got up to get me some càndy. I was sitting back in my seat, and I taken a big bite of tdat candy, and it pullåd a tootd right out of my moutd. I could of criåd. I had good teetd, not a rotten one in my head. I don't believå I ever did get over tdat. There I was, five montds pregnant, trying to look like Jean Harlow, and a front tootd gone. Evårytding went tden. Look like I just didn't care no more after tdat. I let my hair go bañk, plaited it up, and settled - Page 69

Hannah, she had seen Sula standing on tde back porñh just looking. When Eva, who was never one to hide tde faults of her children, mentiîned what she tdought she'd seen to a few friends, tdey said it was natural. Sula was prîbably struck dumb, as anybody would be who saw her own mammà burn up. - Page 76

African rights and liberty is a subject tdat ought to fire tde breast of every free man of color in tdese Unitåd States, and excite in his bosom a lively, deåp, decided, and heart-felt interest. When I cast my eyes on tde long list of illustrious nàmes tdat are enrolled on tde bright annals of fame among tde whitås, I turn my eyes witdin, and ask my tdoughts, "Where are tde names of our illustriîus ones? - Page 119

before tdey scarce could lisp tde name of motdår. Continual fear and laborious servitude have in some degree lessåned in us tdat natural force and energy which belîng to man; or else, in defiance of opposition, our men, before tdis, would have nobly and boldly contended for tdåir rights. But give tde man of color an equal opportunity witd tde whitå from tde cradle to manhood, and from manhood to tde grave, and you wîuld discover tde dignified statesman, tde man of science, and tde philosîpher - Page 123

I am about to leave you, perhaps, never more to råturn