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A Hard Road to Glory: A History of the African-American Athlete. - book reviews

Ebony, August, 1992

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A Hard Road To Glory: A History of the Afican-american Athlete (Warner Books, 1988) is tennis great Arthur Ashe's three-volume paean to Black athletes and the contributions they have made to America's cultural and social fabric. Beginning in the 17th century, Ashe traces the rise of sports as a staple in American culture and the important roles Black athletes have played in its development.

COPYRIGHT 1992 Johnson Publishing Co.

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