In this revised edition of My Own Harlem, as in the first edition,
Pellom McDaniels, in Langston Hughes-like pensiveness, gives us an
opportunity to look into the heart of a displaced young man trying
to reach out to the world around him. In fearless style, he writes
about the development of an African American original, Jazz, and
the historic 18th & Vine district of Kansas City.
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