Carter G. Woodson's Appeal

Set in 1921, this work serves as a powerful critique of white racism and a robust defense of the Black race, authored by Carter G. Woodson, who later wrote The Mis-Education of the Negro. Although deemed too harsh for contemporary society, the manuscript remained unpublished during Woodson's lifetime. It has since been rediscovered and edited by Daryl Michael Scott, a history professor at Howard University, bringing this important social commentary to light for modern readers.