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Nigger; an autobiography by Dick Gregory · Booklabria

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Nigger; an autobiography

BiographyAfrican Americans

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First published: 1964

Synopsis

Dick Gregory's story begins in St. Louis where his family was on relief, goes through his sports career in school and college, and includes his success as an entertainer and recent front-line work in the civil rights movement.

Subjects: Biography
African Americans
Civil rights
Afro-Americans
Comedians
Civil rights workers
Set in: United States
Characters: Dick Gregory

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Publisher: Dutton
Published: 1964
Edition: [1st ed.]
Pages: 224
Language: English

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