The Rhythm Of Black Folks | Poetry, Stories & Black Identity

Some things live in us long before we know where they came from. The Rhythm of Black Folks is a powerful collection of spoken-word poetry about Black family, identity, joy, struggle, remembrance, and the strength passed from one generation to the next. From Grandma's house and Sunday mornings to fathers who showed love through actions and mothers who somehow made a way, these pages feel familiar because they sound like us. A meaningful read for yourself, your family, or someone who could use a reminder: We been somebody. You are not becoming. You are remembering. Includes such favorites as: "Negro Blood" "Don't Fold Your Name" "Grandma's House" "We Been Somebody" ... and MORE Book Details: 8.5" × 11" • Glossy soft cover • Premium 60 lb white sheets • Uncoated interior pages • Written by Purple Bazzy - Lightweight glossy soft cover with 24 uncoated interior pages Care instructions - Wipe clean with smooth cloth. Material is not water resistant.