Links the history of race relations to the history of basketball by reviewing the era of the first Black teams, the first integration of teams, and the innovations that Black players have brought
to the game.
Nelson George is an author and filmmaker who specializes in documenting and celebrating African American culture. He has written several classic black music histories, including Where Did
Our Love Go?, The Death of Rhythm & Blues, and Hip Hop America. George also coedited The James Brown Reader and has contributed major articles on the
films Pariah, The Help, and 12 Years a Slave to the New York Times. He
directed the HBO film Life Support and the VH1 documentary Finding the Funk.
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Details
Format:
CD
Format:
Library CD
Available Formats :
CD, Library CD
Category:
Nonfiction/Sports & Recreation
Publisher:
Audible
Publisher:
Audible
CDs:
8
CDs:
8
Runtime:
9.40
ISBN:
9798228870819
ISBN:
9798228870833
Audience:
Adult
Language:
English
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