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David Played A Harp: an autobiography by Ralph W. Johnson. [hardcover].

Johnson, Ralph W.

Editore: Blackwell Ink, Inc. (c2000)., Davidson, North Carolina., 2000

ISBN 10: 0970271301 ISBN 13: 9780970271303

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HARDCOVER. Condizione sovraccoperta: VG+ dj. First Edition. vi. + 452pp. + blanks. Two photographs on page v. of Ralph Johnson's Barber Shop. vi. + 452pp. + blanks. Gilt lettered, red cloth covers. Red & yellow head/foot bands. Presumed First Edition, none stated, NOT a remainder. Introduction by Taylor Blackwell. Printed by Jostens Graphics, Charlotte, NC. VG+/VG+ dj. Former owner's name on endpaper. Book appears gently read BUT no interior writings, no spine creasing. Jacket complete/clean/crisp. Lighty scuffed, small edge tear taped on reverse. Codice articolo 2559011621

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David Played a Harp: An Autobiography

Johnson, Ralph W.

Editore: Blackwell Ink, Inc, 2000

ISBN 10: 0970271301 ISBN 13: 9780970271303

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Da: Ground Zero Books, Ltd., Silver Spring, MD, U.S.A.

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Hardcover. Blackwell, Anita K. (illustratore). Presumed first edition/first printing. v, 452 p. Illustrations. A history of a college town, Davidson, NC, told in autobiography by an African-American barber who lived a 20th century of unparalleled change. Ralph Johnson, 96, caught in the poverty-ridden rule of Jim Crow customs, tells of struggles against disadvantage, unbelievable today, to get ahead. Of frugal, intense personal discipline, correspondence courses, self-schooling and hard work. As he moved into the post world war II years and his efforts began to find some success--his 7-chair shop was one of the largest in the south--he suddenly became the 1967 target of desegregation picketers who demanded he sacrifice his business to try to settle the centuries old curse of segregation. After a difficult, divisive struggle of a community with itself, Mr. Johnson's peacefully became the first publicly integrated barber shop anyone knew of in the South if not the nation and its demise followed shortly thereafter. Trying to understand what happened to him and why is a very personal puzzle in this eloquent, gripping life story as well as a life changing experience for any serious reader. Very good in very good dust jacket. Inscribed by Taylor Blackwell who did the Introduction. Codice articolo 60330

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