Omowale: The Child Returns Home
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Discusses negro novelist John William's trip to Africa to explore his ancestral roots. Studies the relationship of the American Negro to the African. Presents an interview with James Meredith. Discusses the 'BACK TO AFRICA' movement. Features Ossie Davis., Pictures John Williams, Mississippi-born Negro, on an odyssey to Africa to explore his ancestral roots. Williams explores the relationship of the American Negro to Africa and the Africans. Emphasizes that the Negro in the United States is several generations removed from the African Negro, both culturally and economically., Pictures John Williams, Mississippi-born Negro, on an odyssey to Africa to explore his ancestral roots. Williams explores the relationship of the American Negro to Africa and the Africans. Emphasizes that the Negro in the United States is several generations removed from the African Negro, both culturally and economically., Pictures John Williams, Mississippi-born Negro, on an odyssey to Africa to explore his ancestral roots. Williams explores the relationship of the American Negro to Africa and the Africans. Emphasizes that the Negro in the United States is several generations removed from the African Negro, both culturally and economically.
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Discusses negro novelist John William's trip to Africa to explore his ancestral roots. Studies the relationship of the American Negro to the African. Presents an interview with James Meredith. Discusses the 'BACK TO AFRICA' movement. Features Ossie Davis., Shows Black novelist John Williams of Mississippi, on his journey to Africa in search of his ancestral roots. He explores the relationship of Blacks in America to Africa and Africans.
, Pictures John Williams, Mississippi-born Negro, on an odyssey to Africa to explore his ancestral roots. Williams explores the relationship of the American Negro to Africa and the Africans. Emphasizes that the Negro in the United States is several generations removed from the African Negro, both culturally and economically., , Shows Black novelist John Williams of Mississippi, on his journey to Africa in search of his ancestral roots. He explores the relationship of Blacks in America to Africa and Africans.
, Pictures John Williams, Mississippi-born Negro, on an odyssey to Africa to explore his ancestral roots. Williams explores the relationship of the American Negro to Africa and the Africans. Emphasizes that the Negro in the United States is several generations removed from the African Negro, both culturally and economically., , Shows Black novelist John Williams of Mississippi, on his journey to Africa in search of his ancestral roots. He explores the relationship of Blacks in America to Africa and Africans.
, Pictures John Williams, Mississippi-born Negro, on an odyssey to Africa to explore his ancestral roots. Williams explores the relationship of the American Negro to Africa and the Africans. Emphasizes that the Negro in the United States is several generations removed from the African Negro, both culturally and economically., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
, Pictures John Williams, Mississippi-born Negro, on an odyssey to Africa to explore his ancestral roots. Williams explores the relationship of the American Negro to Africa and the Africans. Emphasizes that the Negro in the United States is several generations removed from the African Negro, both culturally and economically., , Shows Black novelist John Williams of Mississippi, on his journey to Africa in search of his ancestral roots. He explores the relationship of Blacks in America to Africa and Africans.
, Pictures John Williams, Mississippi-born Negro, on an odyssey to Africa to explore his ancestral roots. Williams explores the relationship of the American Negro to Africa and the Africans. Emphasizes that the Negro in the United States is several generations removed from the African Negro, both culturally and economically., , Shows Black novelist John Williams of Mississippi, on his journey to Africa in search of his ancestral roots. He explores the relationship of Blacks in America to Africa and Africans.
, Pictures John Williams, Mississippi-born Negro, on an odyssey to Africa to explore his ancestral roots. Williams explores the relationship of the American Negro to Africa and the Africans. Emphasizes that the Negro in the United States is several generations removed from the African Negro, both culturally and economically., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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