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How do prominent, busy male Black leaders spend their after-hours? What are their thoughts and actions with each other? For over ninety years many have been elected to the Boul. This history of an organization captures the intimate ties of outstanding Black leaders, the Civil Rights Movement, and the Black underprivileged during the past fifty year. It is the first revelation of America's Black elite planning and debating strategies to assist the underprivileged, as they convert a graduate-professional fraternity into a social action organization. A distillation of the thoughts of Black leaders spanning the last thirty-five years is reported in the context of a century by a gifted writer of extraordinary breadth. Famous names among the best and the brightest interact with each other to set a course of action. This is much more than a history of an organization-itis the depiction of caring people at the top who find a way and the time to do more. The book reassures all that good and talented people are doing more than we know. Read and learn.
