What Other People Should Know About Black People-2nd Edition: A Revealing Insight Into The Life Of Black Americans During the Sixties And Seventies And Before
By Sirron Vann Kyles and Rita Houston
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INTRODUCTION
The authors began writing this book in 1974 and completed it in 1976; the material in the book is intended to provide an intimate insight into the life of blacks and few of their achievements in the sixties and seventies in America, strictly from the point of view of the authors, who themselves are "Black" African Americans.&n
Sirron Vann Kyles
About The Author Sirron V. Kyles born in Texas and the creator of the Bob Marley Festival Tour, the creative frame work for this book "The Diary Of A Mail Order Bride" as a Visual Communication Creative Specialist that focuses on Art Décor Corporate & Individual Branding, Photography, and Graphic Design. His education consists of certificates from Rice Universi- ty, Lee Jr. College, San Jose State, and degrees from Houston Community Colleges and the Columbia School of Broadcasting. According to Sirron, each platform helped him greatly with his writing and who he has become. Honorably discharged from the US Navy, including three tours in Vietnam a member of the Special Services. A member of the High School ROTC and served on the Houston City Honor Guard, Color Guard, and Drill Team, which he feels was very important in helping him establish discipline early in his life. Sirron played basketball in the Navy, high school, college, and professionally (mostly in the ABA).
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What Other People Should Know About Black People-2nd Edition - Sirron Vann Kyles
What Other People
Should Know About Black People
2nd Edition
By Sirron Kyles & Rita Houston
A Revealing Insight Into The Life Of Black Americans During the Sixties And Seventies And Before
Copyright TXU00047361 & TXU00049879 ©1979
By Sirron Kyles & Rita Houston
Editor Uzma Batool * Cover Art By Sirron 12
Bar Code: 7878579197611
ISBN: 978-0-692-38856-3
ISBN-10:0692388567
All Rights Reserved; No Part Of This Book May Be Reproduced In Any Form By Electronic Or Mechanical Means, Including Information Storage Or Retrieval Systems, Without Permission In Writing From Publisher, Except By A Reviewer That May Quote Brief Passages.
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1st Printing 1977 Earth Water-Earth Air Publishing
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INTRODUCTION
The authors began writing this book in 1974 and completed it in 1976; the material in the book is intended to provide an intimate insight into the life of blacks and few of their achievements in the sixties and seventies in America, strictly from the point of view of the authors, who themselves are Black
African Americans.
The content may appear offensive and controversial to anyone who may holds a self-righteous outlook about life. The material of this book has been collected through various communications and messages of older relatives, coaches, teachers and various community elders. However, the prominent few that inspired the authors to include the content are Ms. Barbara Jordan, Mr. Hasting, Mrs. Lillian Reedy Bastine, Dr. Ira Bryant, Mr. Conrad O. Johnson, Mrs. Coach Billy Matthews, Coach Weldon Drew, President John F. Kennedy, Coach Collins Briggs, Coach Richie Guerin, Captain Van Leer Ribbink, Lt. Melton, Captain Joseph L. Coleman, Robert Bob
Nesta Marley, Fela
Olufela Olusegun Oludotun Ransome-Kuti, James Brown, Maya Angelou, and Muhammad Ali. Some books, magazines and journals about Blacks’ history also deeply influenced the authors. The content of the researched written material is not quoted verbatim, however, some relevant points may have been paraphrased.
We have listed below the titles of some of the written material in the hope that they will serve as a reference for those readers who would like to further research the books and resources that helped in forming the author’s viewpoints.
Resource List: You Forever, The Destruction Of Black Civilizations 5000 BC, The Ultimate Frontier, Roots The Saga Of An American Family, They Came Before Columbus, The Sidney Journal, Seagram’s/Ebony Magazine 1976 Black History Calendar, Renegade South, History Of Unconventional Southerners, The Underground Railroad, From Slavery To Freedom and more all written about life and blacks from 1800 through 1976. We would like to reiterate that this book was written to provide an informative insight into the life of Black Americans during the Sixties and Seventies in America, for all people including African Americans.
We hope this book would surely enhance your understanding about the life of Black
African Americans and help create a positive bond among all individuals. Thanks and enjoy the reading.
The Authors
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Both Sirron Kyles and Rita Houston were born in Texas. Sirron Kyles is a concert promoter, music producer, entrepreneur and a business and entertainment manager. What enabled him to co-author this informative book is the experience and knowledge that that he gained from his travels which consist of three trips around the world to date, more than 20 years of constant study of people, life, political science, philosophies and other related subjects on his own. He considers his military tours with the U.S. Navy, and his early involvement with ROTC, Houston City Honor Guard, Color Guard, Drill Team, very important that helped him establish discipline, early in his life. His quest for education besides gaining various certificates and degrees from several colleges and universities in the realm of Journalism, Communicative Broadcasting and Lithography courses equipped him with the requisite knowledge that greatly helped him in fulfilling his part in writing this informative piece of literature.
Sirron Kyles also gained the necessary foresight by playing basketball at high school, college, and professional levels along with other sports. Sirron has always been a curious and observant individual and says, That these traits gave him the opportunity to experience life from many different points of understanding, which he may not have been otherwise aware of.
He would like to thank and acknowledge his many teachers, professors, coaches, commanding officers, employers, relatives and friends that continue to provide open minded insights into his life." He would also like to thank his parents, Joe E. Kyles and Elbena L. Kyles, who gave him the drive to pursue higher goals.
Rita gained her knowledge along similar lines as Sirron, although she did not serve in the Navy or play basketball. She did maintain a constant interest in her education and in finding a way to build unity among humanity. She thanks her late great grandmother, Mrs. Priscilla Walker who lived to be 104 years of age as well as her late grandmothers Mrs. Eliza Craft and Mrs. Rebecca Langston and a host of other friends, relatives and mentors.
Table of Content
INTRODUCTION 2
ABOUT THE AUTHORS 3
Table of Content 4
Forward 5
Chapter 1-Thoughts On Life Between Blacks And Whites In America 8
Chapter 2- THE HISTORY, EDUCATION AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF BLACKS IN AMERICA 12
Chapter 3- CLASSIFICATION OF NATIVE BLACKS OF AMERICA 19
Chapter 4- DIALECT AND MANNERISMS 23
Chapter 5- SEX AND MARRIAGE 28
Chapter 6- FOOD AND BEVERAGES 32
Chapter 7- RELIGIOUS VIEWS 35
Chapter 8- ETHNIC FASHIONS 39
Chapter 9- BLACK TALENT 42
CONCLUSION 45
Photo Gallery 46
Photo Sources 68
Forward
LOVE IS THE DRUG AND I NEED TO SCORE!
NO O O O O O ! ! NO O O O O O ! !
DON’T TAKE IT FROM ME
PLEASE – PLEASE GIVE ME MORE
LOVE IS THE DRUG AND I NEED TO SCORE!!
You, You look like a face I can trust
I’ve got to have it, Oh—it’s a must
The world is running out—and—
I’m scared—come on ya’ll—while there’s
Still time—Let’s get prepared
Everyone’s getting burned—they’re not
Getting what they BARGAINED for
Love is the drug and I need to score!
Come along on a trip with me….
I got hooked a long time ago—I was
Turned on by two people who were
LOVE JUNKIES
and as a result of
Their addiction, they produced other
Junkies—As each junkie grew—there
Addiction did too. Then as fate
Would have it,