Tell Me How Long the Train's Been Gone

James Mark Baldwin

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Leo Proudhammer, a successful and famous black American reviews his life and his beliefs in the wake of a serious collapse. He questions the relationship between his people and white America and the role played by Christianity in the subjection of blacks.

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