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Black Dialogue Vol.4 No.2; Summer 1969

Archive #

690600

Item Name

Black Dialogue

Type

Journal, 34 pgs

Date

Summer, 1970

Publisher

New York City: Black Dialogue Publications

Contents

Art, Poetry, Essays

Black Dialogue
Vol.4 No.2, Summer 1970

Founded by Editor in Chief Arthur A. Sheridan in 1965. Black Dialogue features art, poetry, writing, and cultural and political analysis from the perspective of the African-American community, often with two editorial boards, one on the East Coast and another on the West Coast. The early issues were published by Ari Publications in San Francisco. Beginning with Vol. 4, No. 1, the magazine moved to New York City [1]. The publisher for this issue is listed as Black Dialogue Publications, with a P.O. Box in Harlem, New York. 

This issue lists the following, not explicitly stated as editorial board:

EAST COAST
Edward Spriggs
Sam Anderson
Doug Harris/photography
Ebun Adelona

WEST COAST
Joe Goncalves

 

Black Dialogue Publications
Editorial, Circulation, and Advertising Offices
Box 1019 New York, N .Y . 10027.

[1] Black Dialogue (poster) announcing issue Vol. 4, No.1. Black Dialogue Magazine, Harlem, New York, 1969. OCLC 1242872688 Worldcat.org. Accessed 2-8-2026.