Harlem Viewpoints: The Tongues of the Silence Blacks in the United States

Nothing can address the issue behind the maltreatment of blacks in the United States than this poem anthology, "The Harlem Viewpoints", by Crystal Floyd. It captures the mind of the colored folks, the rights and privileges that are not to be disenfranchised.
Through the length of the poem, the poet uses some dictions that recast and recount the root of the black people in the environment that they live. The following are the features that the anthology highlighted:

• The Love and act of being patriotic towards one's nation,
• How blacks' life are formed and molded through history?
• The need to be All American.
• The assertion behind being a black.
• How beauty marks every colored people.

"The Harlem Viewpoints" point an amazing and salient thought of the assumption that most white encroachers encroach over the favor for theirs. As a member of the black society, the poet's thinking is to make all colored people noble without being biased.
If I were you, I would read this anthology of just ten poems, digest it and find my views, opinions, rights, stories and epic behind blacks' maltreatment, use of firearms and police brutality in the United States.
Thanks. I hope it will suit your sensibilities.