Strivers Row
by Kevin Baker
2005New york (n.y.), fictionAfrican americans, fictionFiction, historical, generalAfrican American menFiction
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He thought about the rabbits sometimes, lying awake at night in the little room in Ella's house, under the eaves.
He thought about the rabbits sometimes, lying awake at night in the little room in Ella's house, under the eaves.
About this book
Rev. Jonah Dove returns home to World War II-era Harlem, troubled by his history of passing as a white man in college, and finds his life colliding with that of Malcolm Little, a teenage hustler from Michigan who is destined to rename himself Malcolm X.
Themes & subjects
New york (n.y.), fictionAfrican americans, fictionFiction, historical, generalAfrican American menFictionYoung men
First published 2005Characters & people
Setting
Harlem (New York, N.Y.)N.Y.) Harlem (New York
About the author
Kevin Baker
1958
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