The Fire Next Time; Nobody Knows My Name ; No Name In The Street; The Devil Finds Work

James Baldwin's collection features his powerful essay "The Fire Next Time," which resonates with the civil rights movement and remains vital for understanding race in America. Alongside this, the anthology includes "No Name In the Street," detailing the tumult of the sixties and seventies, "Nobody Knows My Name," a provocative exploration of identity, and "The Devil Finds Work," a critique of American cinema. Baldwin's eloquent prose continues to illuminate contemporary issues of equality, justice, and social change.