This is the eBook MLK version of the national touring play that weaves black history, dance, poetry, puppetry, storytelling, music, speech, and drama into a wonderful, informative experience. The Black leaders depicted are: Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, Booker T. Washington, Haki R. Madhubuti, Frederick Douglas, High John Griot, W.E.B. DuBois, and Sgt. Emanuel Stance.

eBook - CAN I SPEAK FOR YOU BROTHER?:
A One Man Play Depicting Black Leaders
This play has been on national tour with The African American Drama Company for 20 plus years, and has appeared in all 50 states at least twice.

By Phillip E. Walker, MFA

Forword by Prof. Ethel Pitts Walker

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The Play praises Black men whose vision forced them out front in the fight for a dignified place in the American society. None lost sight of the goal, and none turned back.

"Chance to learn, think, laugh and most of all, be moved by the promise and vision of extra-ordinar leaders" Alison Roberts, Sacramento Union, Sacramento, CA

The study of Black History reveals many unrecognized heroes, and it would take several volumes to accurately depict those important black leaders who made contributions to their people and this nation.

The leaders presented in this play represent only a few of those who committed and dedicated themselves to creating a better world. although these Black men walked quite different paths, and each viewed the world from a different perspective, and each spoke to a different audience, there is a commonality between them - they formed the human links in the chain of existence for Black people and allowed Black people to continuously press on.

From the first Black slave brought to America, the constant struggle for freedom brought forth Black leaders who taught, inspired and fought unceasingly for human dignity. Through poetry, speeches, drama, song, and letters, CAN I SPEAK FOR YOU BROTHER? echoes their defiant cry, "I`M I A LONG TIME DYING!"

"Brilliant", Jerry Willis, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA

"Physical characterization is amazing", Woodie King, Jr., New Federal Theatre, New York, NY

"It will make you laugh & cry, but most importantly, it will make you think & feel & understand. It is...by & about Black people, but is for all people to hear & comprehend & experience", Marilyn P. Denny, Suttertown News, Sacramento, CA

"Charms and challenges", Rebecca Hensley, Quad City Register, Rock Island, IL

"Stunned, chilled and warmed the hearts and souls", Patrice Smith, Evansville Courier, Evansville, IN

This company has been in the book publishing business for more than 20 years. We can and will get you quality and quick service at fair prices. As always we offer a 90 day 100% money-back guarantee, if you are not honestly happy with what you receive. Download Your Brother eBook Now!

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A highly recommenced Web site link is The African American Drama Company
www.African-American-Drama-Company.org
Famous for decades of traveling Black History Month presentations, A.A.D.C. is American's most extensively toured fine arts organization. It's mission, encouraging community involvement and awareness of African American accomplishments. Classes and workshops are free with this theater's plays. The above site contains the company's history and information on programs, tour schedules and reviews.

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