Harlems The Last Poets Perform Black Woman @ThirteenWNET
Harlems The Last Poets Perform Black Woman @ThirteenWNET
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In 1968, The Last Poets performed "Black Woman." Member Russell Pitchford makes the case that every Black person already has poetry inside them, while actress and director Barbara Ann Teer and SOUL! co-host Loretta Long reflect on why Black poets were the only artists in tune with the people.

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Harlem's The Last Poets Perform "Black Woman"

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