Why Our Teacher Wears Yellow (Education That, LLC), by Mark C. Booker (B.S. ’86), Renarda A. Booker and Cypress J. Booker, is a read-aloud book that follows the adventure of seven best school...
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Why Our Teacher Wears Yellow
Winners & Losers in the American Capitalistic Economy: A Primer (Colmar Publishing), by W. Sherman Rogers (J.D. ’76), is a novel that discusses the issue of economic inequality and the...
Winners & Losers in the American Capitalistic Economy: A Primer
PJ’s Shy-Town, by Kim Dulaney and current Howard student Maya Reese (expected B.A. ’19), is a short, rhyming, character-building book about Chicago’s urban community, as imagined through the eyes...
PJ’s Shy-Town
Reflections: A Poetic Collection (Dog Ear Publishing), by Arlene Tatum Joynes (B.B.A. ’80), is a collection of poems spanning almost four decades about personal experiences and iconic figures...
Reflections: A Poetic Collection
A Community of Voices on Education and the African American Experience: A Record of Struggles and Triumphs (Cambridge Scholars Publishing), edited by Hazel Arnett Ervin (Ph.D. ’93) and Lois...
A Community of Voices on Education and the African American Experience: A Record of Struggles and Triumphs
Bury Me Come Sunday Afternoon (Quramo Publishing), by Nike Campbell-Fatoki (B.A. ’99), is a short-story collection that depicts the struggles of young, ambitious and hardworking Nigerians abroad...
Bury Me Come Sunday Afternoon
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