Harun Shabazz 8 min Prologue March 12, 1964 Dear Sadie, Sadie, I have given up all hope of ever seeing you again, of ever holding you in my arms, caressing you with...
Harun Shabazz 1 min Shipwrecked She was a wreck of a woman washed up on the shores of iniquity, Her sails ripped and torn apart by the wretched winds, Her hull laid open...
Harun Shabazz 1 min The Horsemen As the warriors’ thirst for blood and treasure grew, the sparks from the racing hooves of steeds threatened to set fire to the windswept...
Harun Shabazz 2 min Black Men Should Have Died That Day "I was there on a slave ship where the breathing and the dead were chained together." "Was it da slave ship Jesus?" Crow asked. "My grand...
Harun Shabazz 2 min The Ancient Love Affair April 26, 1964 My Beloved Sadie, For black men in America, there has never been a reason to lie to ourselves, to pretend what we have...
Harun Shabazz 2 min Night Train Like a ghost, I was hidden in the shadows that summer night in 1937—I could see her, and I could see them, but they could not see me. I...
Harun Shabazz 1 min Negro in a Cage I am nobody, nothing, Just a Negro in a cage, Cursed by the spell of despair. It is like a deadly cancer Tearing into the root, the...
Harun Shabazz 2 min City of Carthage The scorching sun was unbearable within the fortified walls surrounding the City of Carthage that day some two thousands years ago. I...
Harun Shabazz 1 min Half of My Religion I miss you. I miss you in every sense of the word in which a man can miss a woman— The sweet sound of your voice, The gentleness of your...
